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Trudy Lubbers - Special Education
Trudy Lubbers was born in Salt Lake. She has lived in Utah all of her life. Her hobbies include skiing, swimming, playing softball, hiking, camping, and river running. When asked “ If you could go back to junior high and change something, what would you change?” She said, “I would change nothing.”
She went to Brockbank Junior High. Her favorite school subject was singing. She teaches special ed/ functional academics. She has taught for several years now at Hunter Junior High. She has been teaching since 1989. She has attended Utah State University, Salt Lake Community Collage, and the University of Utah.
Ms. Lubbers is married and she has five children. She met her husband at an Institute dance at the University of Utah. An interesting thing about her family is that all of them went to Hunter Junior High.
A few of her favorite things are: book, Gone With The Wind ; author, Danielle Steele; movie, Shining Through ; song, “If You Don't Walk as Most People Do”; singer, Kenny Rogers; color, yellow; and finally, her favorite food, Mexican. |
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Ann Wolsey - Special Education
I was born in New York City, but raised in Maryland. I graduated from the University of Maryland with a major in French and a minor in English, and finished my masters last fall. I served an LDS mission in Bordeaux, France and loved it so much that I went back to study at the University of Nice. Nice was nice! Something interesting about me is that I can still do a cartwheel, but I fear my days with that particular skill are numbered. My favorite movie is the A&E production of Pride & Prejudice and my favorite book is almost anything other than Tess of the D’Urbervilles, which I read last summer for “fun.” This is my fourth year teaching in the Granite School District, and my second year at Hunter Junior High. I love my work, my colleagues, and especially my students!
(last updated 08-09)
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Ken Woods - Special Education
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Mr. Woods has lived in the Salt Lake valley for all of his life and spent all of his school years in the Granite School District. He and his wife have one son and two dogs, a Doberman and a Chihuahua. He received a B.S. Degree in 1989 and a M.Ed degree in Special Education with an emphasis in Program Mangagement. He spent the next 10 years teaching differerent subjects to a variety of people in the private sector. In 2004, he began teaching the wonderful students in the Granite School District.
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