Teachers
6th Grade:
- Ben Storrar, Science
- Patricia Doughton, Social Studies, Language Arts, and Reading
- Carol Eckert, Science
- Kelley Goodman, Reading
- Dolores Keller, Reading
- Mary Phibbs, Math
- Patricia Senner, Reading, Language Arts, and Social Studies
- Dean Linden, Math
7th Grade:
- Susan Bishop, Social Studies, Language Arts
- Brian Bream, Math
- Bernice Bruce, Language Arts
- Carleen Dolack, Science
- Judith Jones, Science
- Suk Ho Lee, Math
- Justin McCallister, Social Studies
- Marilyn O' Malley-Hicks, Social Studies (also teaches 8th grade)
- Carleen Dolack, Science
- Paul Munizza, Math
8th Grade:
- Brent Beckstead, Science
- Catherine Calvary, Social Studies
- Teri Campbell, Language Arts
- Sarah Conn, Language Arts and Social Studies
- Becky Krebs, Math and Algebra
- Diana Nordlund, Science
- Robin Strong, Language Arts and Drama (Drama can be taken by 7th and 8th graders)
Other staff and administration:
- Michael Banet, Orchestra
- Jackie Deleon, Office Admin
- Allison Duesterbeck, Security
- Beth Evans, Librarian
- Justin Ehli, Choir
- Al Fern, 6th and 7th grade Counselor
- Charles Forseth, Physical Education
- Judy Halstead, French
- Merle Jamerson, 7th and 8th grade Counselor
- Caren Roberts, Computers
- Christine Johnson, Art
- Greg McDaniel, Physical Education
- Carol Pruitt, Office and Detention
- Robbie Rennie, Attendance
- Karl Ronning, Band
- Shane Sliva, Assistant Principal
- Patrice Sulkosky, Principal
- Kim Swain, Special Education
- Anne Tumbusch, Spanish
- Amanda Wilde, Special Education
- Sharon Kidd, Special Education
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