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By Anna Owsley

New choir teachers looking forward to working with Mill Valley students

Jessie Reimer is excited about being able to teaching choir instead of general music this year

Steven Curto, Mill Valley News editor-in-chief

JagWire: What are you most excited about you new job?

Jessie Reimer: [I’m most excited about] getting to work with older voices.

JW: What are you looking forward to about being at Mill Valley?

JR: [I’m looking forward] to getting to be a choir teacher instead of just a general music teacher.

JW: What led you to a career in teaching and your specific subject field?

JR: A passion for music and singing lead me to [a career in music].

JW: Give us a fun fact, something unique about yourself to help us get to know you.

JR: [A fun fact about myself is] I went to the University of Nebraska [for college] and I also went to a college in Iowa. I was born and raised in Missouri, and now I’m teaching [choir] in Kansas.

 

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