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Brooke Burke-Michaud | MS Math Teacher
bburkemichaud@sfnh.org
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Lisa Grolljahn | 6th Grade Math Teacher
lgrolljahn@sfnh.org
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Mr. Paris earned his Master’s degrees in English (2008) and History (2000) from the University of New Hampshire. He has taught English at the middle school, high school, and college levels. He is passionate about literature, history, and philosophy. As a teacher, one of his favorite quotations is from Plutarch’s essay, “On Listening,” in which Plutarch writes that “the mind is not a vessel that needs filling, but wood that needs igniting.”
Christopher Paris /puh-REES/ |Language Arts
cparis@sfnh.org
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Kristin Mullen | MS Teacher
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Mr. Bergang has a BA in Geography from Clark University, Worcester, MA and a Masters in Secondary Education from Southern NH University. Mr. Bergang says, “I became a teacher because I always enjoyed working with young people. I get a thrill out of seeing my students challenge themselves, take risks, and discover new things about them and the world we live in. I like to provide my students with opportunities to challenge their conventions and ‘think outside of the box.’ Most importantly I like to instill a sense of humor into my daily teaching practice. My classroom is a place where students can feel comfortable and safe sharing their opinions, asking questions and overstepping their own boundaries.
Andrew Bergang | MS Social Studies Teacher
abergang@sfnh.org
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Miss Miner earned her Bachelor’s at Notre Dame College in Manchester, and holds a dual certification in Elementary (K-8) and Special Education. Miss Miner writes, “Where does one begin with a biography? In summary, I've been curious about just about everything since I was an infant. What do you do as an adult so you can keep feeding that curiosity? You become a teacher.
Bonnie Scott Miner | MS Language Arts Teacher and Special Educator
bminer@sfnh.org
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B.S. in Middle Childhood Math and Science Education
NH License: Math and Science 6-8My favorite part of Math and Science is allowing students to find patterns and think about the world around them through a different perspective. Strong Foundations is a great place for that.
Will Judd | MS Science
wjudd@sfnh.org