Principal Peter Pantz
(told the 7th grade students that if they each read more than 20 books in a semester they could pie-him-in-the-face. They each read 40 and pied him twice). |
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Staff and Teachers
Peter Pantz
Principal |
Alma Knack
Preschool 1 |
Ima Sumbody
4th Grade |
Peg Legg
Office Manager |
Anita Hugg
Preschool 2 |
Dane Jerrus
5th Grade |
Didda Bellring
Office Assistant |
Chanda Lear
Kindergarten 1 |
Justin Case
5th Grade |
Dee Lishus
Lunch Lady |
Dinah Mite
Kindergarten 2 |
Kaye Nine
6th Grade |
Dan Druff
Janitor |
Dennis Anyone
1st Grade |
Ima Lee King
6th Grade |
Jim Nastix
P.E./Boys Coach |
Hedda Leddice
1st Grade |
Les Izmore
Math |
Vali Bahl
P.E./Girls Coach |
Duke Itout
2nd Grade |
Minnie Blinze
Science |
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Hilda Klime
2nd Grade |
Miles Long
History |
Bill Melator
Teacher's Asst. |
Dusty Korner
3rd Grade |
Holly Snowbird
Sociology |
Bess Twishes
Teacher's Asst. |
Hugo First
3rd Grade |
Noah Zark
Language Arts |
Carrie Okee
Teacher's Asst. |
Ira Fuse
4th Grade |
Ray Beez
Communications |
Teacher to Student Ratio (Avg. Class Sizes)
The Boomtown School currently employs 22 full time Teachers and Coaches, 5 Administrative personnel and 3 parttime staff employees. With the teachers and coaches overseeing 368 students (enrolled for 2007-2008) divided into 20 classes, we maintain an average class size of approximately 18 students per teacher. In addition, each teacher has at least 2 volunteer teacher's aides in their classroom at any given time, available on a rotational basis.
A low Teacher-to-Student Ratio is one of the key predictors of student success. We are proud to maintain such an outstanding average!
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Thanks to all of our
Wonderful Volunteers!
186 Teacher's Aides
8 Office Helpers
6 Cafeteria Volunteers
42 Reading/Writing Tutors
39 Math Tutors
112 MyTown Aides and Volunteers
9 Drama Coaches
17 Coaches/Sports Assistants
18 Playground Monitors
28 Transportation Drivers/Helpers
42 Maintenance/Construction Volunteers
and Hundreds of others!
We can't do it without you!
Phil Errup
(parent volunteer and owner of Ella the Elephant, performing a hula-hoop trick for the students)
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