Nine out of 12 months in the year, teachers at LHS have to work five days a week, doing everything they can to teach their students all they need to know. They spend the majority of their time in the classroom preparing, grading and giving lectures. But this job does not last the full year like most jobs do. Teachers get a break of almost three months every summer when they can forget about their job and spend time with family and doing activities they enjoy.
Questions:
Teacher’s summers
Oskar- Groen visited Greece over the summer. (Used with permission by Kristi Oskar-Groen)
Kristi Oskar-Groen
1. “Greece, Colorado and Oregon.”
Emily Anderson, Math teacher, was married over the summer. (Used with permission by Emily Anderson)
Emily Anderson
1. “Grand Marais, Minnesota and Playa del Carmen, Mexico.”
Bjerke visited Yellowstone with her family. (Used with permission by Tanya Bjerke)
Tanya Bjerke
1. “Grand Tetons and Yellowstone [for the first time]! It was SUCH a long drive, but so worth it! I also got to take my daughter to Omaha for her first concert as well.”
Sara Klawonn visited Oregon with family over the summer. (Used with permission by Sara Klawonn)
Sara Klawonn
1. “I spent a week in San Diego at an AP conference and nine days in Oregon on a family vacation.”
French teacher, Heather Coombs brought LHS French students to France. (Used with permission by Heather Coombs)
Heather Coombs
1. “France, the Black Hills and Colorado.”
Art teacher Sarah Winterscheidt visited Arizona, Minnesota, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas and Cabo, Mexico. (Used with permission by Sarah Winterscheidt)
Sarah Winterscheidt
1. “Arizona, Minnesota, Missouri, Arkansas, Kansas and Cabo, Mexico.”
