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NAME: Erin Wolfe * Ms. Erin
ELCM TITLE: Lead Teacher, Early Learner 1 DEGREE/COURSEWORK: Associate Degree Early Childhood Education Bachelor's degree in Business Administration CERTIFICATION/CREDENTIAL: Credentialed by the State of NH DHHS Child Development Bureau as an Early Childhood Teacher WHAT GIVES YOU THE GREATEST JOY AS A TEACHER? What gives me the greatest joy in teaching is seeing the children grow. I believe each child is unique and learns in his/her own way. I love being part of each child's learning experience and seeing them journey through the milestones. I also believe in the importance of “lifelong learning” for the children and for myself |
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NAME: Sarah Burke * Ms. Sarah
ELCM TITLE: Lead Teacher, Early Learner 2 DEGREE/COURSEWORK: Early Childhood Studies: 12 ECE credits and currently enrolled. A Member of the NH T.E.A.C.H Program CERTIFICATION/CREDENTIAL: Credentialed by the State of NH DHHS Child Development Bureau as an Early Childhood Teacher WHAT GIVES YOU THE GREATEST JOY AS A TEACHER? What gives me the greatest joy in teaching is having the opportunity to work closely with the children and being able to share in their growth and development. Being with children everyday makes me realize how much I love being an Early Childhood Teacher! |
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NAME: Jacquelyn Duquette * Ms. Jackie
ELCM TITLE: Lead Teacher, Early Learner 2 DEGREE/COURSEWORK: Associate Degree Early Childhood Education CERTIFICATION/CREDENTIAL: Credential: State of NH DHHS Child Development Bureau: Pending WHAT GIVES YOU THE GREATEST JOY AS A TEACHER? Watching children learn and grow! Allowing children the opportunity to express themselves in the classroom while understanding their individual needs. |
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NAME: Kelsey Poulter * Ms. Kelsey
ELCM TITLE: Assistant Teacher, Early Learner DEGREE/COURSEWORK: Early Childhood Studies: 3 ECE credits Currently enrolled CERTIFICATION/CREDENTIAL: Credential: State of NH DHHS Child Development Bureau: Pending WHAT GIVES YOU THE GREATEST JOY AS A TEACHER? My greatest joy of being a teacher is watching the growth and seeing children progress through the year. I love being an early learner teacher. |