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Faculty & Staff: Biographies: Heldt

Mrs. Stacie Heldt

Biography

November 19, 2007

 

Stacie Heldt

Position

Math Teacher, Head Volleyball Coach, and Jr. High Girls Sports

Educational Background

UNL:  Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education, graduated in May 2002

UNK:  Masters in Curriculum & Instruction, graduated in May 2005

Number of Years in Education

6 Years

Number of Years in Silver Lake System

4Years

Philosophy of Education

Teaching provides an opportunity for continual learning and growth.  I learn a lot from the students I teach, more than I ever thought I would.  Teaching involves more than just teaching your curriculum area.  It’s about instilling a love for learning, teaching respect and responsibility, and giving the students the tools needed to believe in themselves, think for themselves and make good decisions. 

 

I entered the education profession because I wanted to make a positive difference in the lives of young people.  I had some great teachers when I was in high school, ones that highly influenced my decision to go into the education field.  I hope my classroom is an atmosphere where trust, respect and caring all exist. 

Personal Information

I just got married in June.  My husband is a science teacher, football coach, and track coach.  I have one older sister who is married and has one daughter and one son.  I have one younger sister who is still in high school.  I also have one younger brother who is still in high school.   In our spare time, my husband and I enjoy spending time with our families, watching and participating in sporting events, and shopping.  My favorite movies are:  8 Seconds, Hitch, and Sweet Home Alabama.  My favorite meal is chicken and noodles over mashed potatoes. 

Email Address

spetsch@esu9.org

 

Best Time to Contact During School Day

2:00 PM

Uniqueness of Your Daily Schedule

I like to get to school early, but it doesn’t always seem to happen.  I drive at least one hour every school day.

 

 
 

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