Kevin Danko

I teach my lessons through a wide variety of activities and games so that it is appropriate and safe for Kindergarteners, but also engaging for 5th graders.  I use different games and equipment based on the age and ability of my students.  Since I teach Kindergarten through 5th grade I have to be creative with […]

Am privileged to be a health education teacher. This was a tough year for all of us. Well over 60 years old and sitting all day in a virtual classroom was dangerous to my mental, social, and physical health. The importance of a good diet and exercise program were important to me and their benefits

Enthusiasm. Passion. Humor. Care. Love. Stability. All qualities my students need and yearn for on a daily basis and yet all qualities I take pride in providing. On a daily basis I come across hallways filled with 500 or more smiling faces. Some come to school looking for guidance, some look for support and guidance,

I feel that students learn best by watching people who actually demonstrate what they are trying to teach. I try to be a positive role model to students by: • Helping to coach both girls field hockey (MiddleSchool) and softball (High School) and trying to make it not only a learning experience, but a fun

Exemplifying personal health and fitness,enjoyment of activity, sportsmanship, and sensitivity of all students is what I strive to do each day– to best serve as a positive role model that epitomizes these important qualities. As a health and physical educator, and coach, it is vital to demonstrate personal health and fitness so my students and

Health Teacher of the Year Jessica White: As a special needs health teacher, I strive to teach my students the value of good hygiene, hand washing and other various daily living skills. Fitness for life is extremely important for our population as well as they enter into the world independently own their own, in a group