Community members meet teachers at Freedom Schools open house

 

August 15, 2019

Ashley Strehl

Superintendent Weber introduces David Turner, who was hired this past week as the new ag teacher and FFA advisor. Weber, the former FFA advisor and ag teacher, was hired as Freedom Public Schools Superintendent.

New Interim Superintendent Bryant Weber and Principal Michelle Shelite served hot dogs to the parents and children who streamed in to attend the school's open house. The open house gave everyone a chance to see changes made over the summer, like new lockers or different parking.

New staff were on display: Samantha Wilson is the new third- and fourth-grade teacher, Austin Beene is the new PE teacher and coach, David Turner is the new ag teacher and FFA advisor, and Rhonda Harris is the new head cook.

The Freedom FFA chapter held a meeting during the open house so that students could meet their new ag advisor, Turner, and get started on their first fundraiser: selling Blue & Gold.

Attendees also learned that the 2018 and 2019 yearbooks have arrived, and can be purchased at the school office. The 2018 yearbooks sell for $25 and the 2019 for $35.

Ashley Strehl

Top left: Linsy Weber, Summer Ralston and Myles Nixon attend an FFA meeting during Freedom Public Schools' Open House Tuesday evening. While there they meet the new ag advisor, David Turner, and receive packets to begin selling Blue & Gold. Top right: Samantha Wilson is the new teacher for the third and fourth grades. Her room will include a reading corner and computer station. Bottom left: First year teacher and coach, Austin Beene said he's excited to begin his career at Freedom Public Schools. Bottom right: Rhonda Harris said she is excited to be the new cook at FPS. Center: New lockers for seniors.

 

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