New+social+studies+teacher%2C+Melissa+Weber%2C+switches+teaching+high+school+students+before+teaching+middle+school+students.

By Gabby Delpleash

New social studies teacher, Melissa Weber, switches teaching high school students before teaching middle school students.

Melissa Weber, Social Studies

JagWire: First, tell us a little about yourself.

Melissa Weber: “This is my 7th year teaching. I spent the last 6 years teaching in the Topeka public schools. I have been married for 5 years and have a 1 and a half year old named Isaac.”

JW: Describe your college experience.

MW: “I went to K-state. Loved going to football and bball games with friends. Was on the club rowing team, so spent lots of time at the lake.”

JW: Why did you decide to go into teaching?

MW: “I knew I wanted to be a teacher since 6th grade. I got my drive from my dad (also a teacher). He was super passionate about his students being successful, so I kind of got it from him. I also love finding ways to make history engaging for others.”

JW: What is your experience with teaching high school students?

MW: “I student taught at a high school but was at a middle school 6 yrs prior to coming here. This is a fairly new and exciting experience for me!”

JW: What do you want students to know about you?

MW: “I love K State and Kansas city. Huge sports and star wars fan. I enjoy outdoor activities like running, hiking, trapshooting…”

JW: What is an interesting fact about yourself?

MW: “I took second at nationals when I was rowing at K-state.”

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