Student Profiles

 

Kyle Gibson
Sophomore Student Profile of the Month, May 2008
An Interview by Jordan Stuart
Published: 5/8/2008

     Kyle Gibson has been selected as the sophomore profile for April. Kyle is currently a participant in FCA, Student Council, and Pep Club. He was on the Beavers soccer team (#15!) and helped them break the all-time record (since 1994): 141-81-20. His high school goals consist of making new friends and getting good grades. When asked to give advice to any and all student body he replied with: �Don�t be subject to change� be yourself no matter what, and always get involved in any school activities.� Kyle�s favorite class is theatre, where he can express his theatrical personality, as he is quite the entertainer!

     As a future career Kyle is planning on becoming a world history teacher. �Why, I have no idea, but I think I�d be good at it.� In his free time he enjoys watching sports, playing sports, and hanging out with friends. As far as personal goals go he really wants to grow in his relationship with God and get a good paying part time job.

 



 Teacher Profiles



David Perry
An Interview by Jordan Stuart
Published: 5/6/2008

     For the month of May, Mr. Perry has been selected as one of the teacher profiles. He is currently teaching Algebra II and Geometry. All through school his favorite subject was math, and since his junior year he has wanted to become a teacher to become a coach. Once he started teaching he realized how much he enjoyed teaching more than coaching. �The best part of being a teacher is definitely the summers off and when you can watch a student learn and understand something.� If Mr. Perry was not a teacher he would like to be a professional golfer. In his free time he enjoys hunting and golfing.

 

Sara Casto
 An Interview by Jordan Stuart
Published: 5/6/2008

     For the month of May, Mrs. Casto has been selected as one of the teacher profiles. She is currently teaching Health, Phys Ed, and acts as a virtual classroom facilitator. As a child, Mrs. Casto wanted to be everything from a princess to a nurse. As she grew older, she wanted to be a police officer and had thoughts of being a nurse. She decided to become a teacher because as a kid she did not have a female role model. She wanted to be able to help teenagers and be that role model that she never had. In school her favorite subject was music, �which has nothing to do with Health or Phys Ed, but I loved it.� Mrs. Casto says the best part of being a teacher is when you can watch a student truly excel. �When a student is in fact happy and proud of themselves and you can watch the light bulb click� it is beyond doubt worth it.�  If Mrs. Casto was not a teacher she would enjoy being a nurse. �I would still be able to help people and be around kids.� In her free time, she enjoys kayaking, scuba diving, camping, reading, spending time with her two year-old son, and getting any extra sleep possible.