Grace College Announces Student Teacher Placements
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WINONA LAKE – Grace College announced the names of five local students who will be gaining hands-on experience as student teachers throughout Indiana during the spring semester. Those students include: • Jared Ambrose, a 2011 graduate of Triton Jr.-Sr. High School, is the son of Jerry and Cindy Ambrose, Bourbon. He will be student teaching business education at Tippecanoe Valley High School in Akron, supervised by Mr. Engbrech and Mr. Parker. Ambrose plans to graduate from Grace College in May with a bachelor of science in business education degree. • Samantha Fisher, a 2011 graduate of Warsaw Community High School, is the daughter of Mike and Judy Fisher, Warsaw. She will be student teaching fifth grade at Leesburg Elementary, supervised by Hillary Bumgardner; and fourth grade at Academia Los Pinares in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, supervised by Elizabeth Decker. Fisher plans to receive her bachelor of arts degree from Grace College. • Aubrey McQuade, a 2010 home school graduate, is the daughter of John and Joyanne McQuade, Claypool. She will be student teaching kindergarten at Lincoln Elementary in Warsaw, supervised by Carla Milliman; and sixth grade at William Carey Acadamey in Chittagong, Bangladesh, supervised by Mona Kach. McQuade plans to graduate from Grace College in May with a bachelor of arts in elementary education and Spanish. • Haley Owen, a 2011 graduate of Warsaw Community High School, is the daughter of Randy and Laurie Owen, Winona Lake. She will be student teaching fifth grade at Leesburg Elementary, supervised by Rashekke Lofgnen and kindergarten supervised by Heidi Class. Owen plans to graduate from Grace College in May with a bachelor of arts in elementary education. • Danielle Zolman, a 2012 graduate of Warsaw Community High School, is the daughter of Matt and Paula Zolman, Warsaw. She will be student teaching fifth grade at Washington Elementary in Fort Wayne, supervised by Mrs. Minniun and third- through fifth-grade special education at SAFE in Fort Wayne. Zolman plans to graduate from Grace College in May with a bachelor of science in elementary education degree.
