UI Students Gaining Experience As Teachers

Sat., Feb. 5, 2000

Area University of Idaho education students are student teaching during the spring semester. The student teaching experience is a requirement for teacher certification.

This is the remaining list of student teachers, the schools and the school districts where they are teaching. Students are listed by hometown. All are elementary education majors unless otherwise noted.

Pinehurst

Charlotte McClelland, Pinehurst Elementary School, Kellogg Joint District.

Plummer

Misty Kolar, elementary education, Heyburn Elementary School, St. Maries Joint District.

Post Falls

Valerie Ambrosetti, Post Falls Middle School, Post Falls District; Michael Bartlett, Secondary Education, East Valley High School, East Valley School District, Spokane; and April Freeman, Winton Elementary School, Coeur d’Alene District.

Lois Hazel, John Brown Elementary School, Lakeland District; Nicholas Lilyquist, Seltice Elementary School, Post Falls District; and Joshua Wolcott, Prairie View Elementary School, Post Falls District.

Rathdrum

Derek Dickinson, social science and health education, Moscow Senior High School, Moscow District; Tiffany Melton, elementary education, Fernan Elementary School, Coeur d’Alene District; and Vivian Ward, Betty Kiefer Elementary School, Lakeland District.

Sandpoint

Brian Fischer, Meridian Elementary School, Meridian Joint District; and Rayna Longstreet, Sandpoint Middle School, Bonner County District.

Santa

Denise Sochinsky, Heyburn Elementary School, St. Maries Joint District.

St. Maries

Liesa Anderson, Lakeside Elementary School, Plummer-Worley Joint District.

Troy

Travis Krahn, physical education and health, Deary School, Whitepine Joint District; and Travis Smith, business education, Genesee Junior-Senior High School, Genesee Joint District.

Worley

David Teague, social science and sociology-anthropology, Freeman High School, Freeman School District.

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