I feel privileged to work in an environment where I am able to share the love of Jesus AND the love of learning. Being part of the St. Lorenz family is a unique opportunity to daily grow in faith and in knowledge.

As a Christian foreign language teacher, I have the opportunity to teach students that our ingenious God has created a world with various languages and cultures.
The first part of John 3:16 states “For God so loved the world” – His unique, eclectic world – and He simply asks of us only two things in return: Love God. Love People. Matthew 22: 37, 39. There is no better way to demonstrate how much you love God, than to show this to His people, no matter the language or culture.

I am blessed to be able to teach at St. Lorenz where I daily model Jesus’ love, kindness, and forgiveness to my students and families.  Each child is encouraged and taught to use their God given talents to grow in their love for Jesus, academics, and their excitement for learning.  

“I can do all things through Christ who gives me strength.” Phillipians 4:13

I am thankful that God had placed me in a school where I can both teach and learn about Jesus’ love every day.

It is a privilege and a blessing to share and shine the love of Jesus with His children and their families here at St. Lorenz. 

My goal is to encourage and inspire students to discover the importance of music through their God-given abilities and to foster a love of lifelong learning.

As a teacher at St. Lorenz Lutheran School, I have been called by St. Lorenz Lutheran Church and my Savior to show and teach children and their parents how beautiful it is have Jesus in their lives.  Also, I am there to guide, encourage, and support a child’s growth and development as a child of God.

It really is beautiful to live with Jesus! I am so thankful that I get to see His beauty and light shine through my students and colleagues.

God has entrusted his precious lambs to my care. As a teacher here at St. Lorenz, my goal is to help nurture each child’s intellectual and spiritual growth.

I love working with the children of St. Lorenz to develop their God given gifts, skills, talents, and abilities.

It is my great privilege to share the love of Jesus each day with God’s littlest ones in their first school experience. Engaging with them as they use their imaginations, learn how to be kind friends, are introduced to the foundational skills of education and, most importantly, grow in faith, is my JOY! 

“It is a joy to continue the stewardship of the Learning Center Library Collection, as well as being able to support teachers and students alike with quality and diverse literature  that encourages reading and a path to lifelong learning.”

I consider it a true joy everyday to oversee an educational institution with educators dedicated to nurturing each student, expecting academic excellence, striving to be an inspiration, and focused on developing bold, compassionate servant leaders grounded in Christ Jesus.

As a Lutheran educator, I will guide and nurture my students by meeting them at their level and gently driving them to exceed their expectations by using positive motivation, love, and encouragement. I will help them to know that they are much loved children of God. I will give them the understanding that with hard work and dedication they can become strong, positive leaders that make an impact on the world through integrity, empathy, and compassion. 

“The blessing of being a Lutheran school teacher is that I not only teach children who Jesus is and what He has done, but I get to apply Jesus’ love and forgiveness in students’ lives every day. My goal is that children, in turn, know and apply Jesus’ love and forgiveness in their lives and grow in their faith and trust in Jesus as their leader and Lord.” 

My true passion is being in the classroom with my students each day, not only educating them but also helping them discover exciting things about God, His captivating world, and how they are so loved by Him! I love teaching at St. Lorenz because I can share the love of Jesus and interlace Biblical truths into science, history, and all areas of our curriculum.