Megan Ross
Lakeview Middle School
Megan Ross is originally from Buffalo, New York. She received her Bachelors Degree from the University at Buffalo in 2014 in Chemistry and Classics. She came to Indiana to earn her Masters Degree in 2014 as a Woodrow Wilson Fellow in the Purdue University STEM Goes Rural Program. She will begin her teaching career at Lakeview Middle School in Warsaw, Indiana for the 2015-2016 school year. She is very excited to become a member of the Warsaw community. Go Tigers!
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Megan Ross is originally from Buffalo, New York. She received her Bachelors Degree from the University at Buffalo in 2014 in Chemistry and Classics. She came to Indiana to earn her Masters Degree in 2014 as a Woodrow Wilson Fellow in the Purdue University STEM Goes Rural Program. She will begin her teaching career at Lakeview Middle School in Warsaw, Indiana for the 2015-2016 school year. She is very excited to become a member of the Warsaw community. Go Tigers!
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Conner Cunningham
Conner Cunningham started teaching in 2013 at RJ Baskett Middle School after graduating from Indiana Wesleyan University. After the 2013-14 school year he accepted a position at Mississinewa High School teaching Chemistry and Integrated Chemistry and Physics. Conner is happy to be teaching at the high school he graduated from and looks forward to learning how to educated the youth of the Grant County area.
Ashley Westra
Penn High School; Mishawaka, IN
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Ashley Westra started her teaching career as a 2009 Woodrow Wilson Fellow at the University of Indianapolis. She received training in PBL throughout her fellowship and at the PBL Institute 2009 and 2013. After a year of observing and student teaching at Decatur Central High School New Tech School of IDEAS, Westra moved on to teach 8th grade science at Goshen Middle School. She received a Honda Fellowship to be in the New Science Teacher Academy with NSTA (2012-2013) and received a year of professional development and all expenses paid trip to the national conference in San Antonio. After 4 years at Goshen Middle School, Westra moved on to teach Integrated Chemistry/Physics Honors in the Early College Academy and Chemistry I at Penn High School. During the summer of 2014, she taught a full day workshop "PBL 101" at an ETHOS inquiry conference in Elkhart, IN. Westra graduated from Penn, and she is glad to be back teaching in her home town!
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Ashley Westra started her teaching career as a 2009 Woodrow Wilson Fellow at the University of Indianapolis. She received training in PBL throughout her fellowship and at the PBL Institute 2009 and 2013. After a year of observing and student teaching at Decatur Central High School New Tech School of IDEAS, Westra moved on to teach 8th grade science at Goshen Middle School. She received a Honda Fellowship to be in the New Science Teacher Academy with NSTA (2012-2013) and received a year of professional development and all expenses paid trip to the national conference in San Antonio. After 4 years at Goshen Middle School, Westra moved on to teach Integrated Chemistry/Physics Honors in the Early College Academy and Chemistry I at Penn High School. During the summer of 2014, she taught a full day workshop "PBL 101" at an ETHOS inquiry conference in Elkhart, IN. Westra graduated from Penn, and she is glad to be back teaching in her home town!