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All About the SES Staff All About the SES Staff Click on the name below to go directly to their page or scroll through the document to view staff in alphabetical order. Office Art-Laura Getz Danielle Chastain, Principal Music-Jeff Martin Nicole Monkul, Asst Principal PE-Nikki Bleill Jennifer Smith, Counselor Librarian-Jen Robinson Linda Brown, Nurse Global Studies- Dana Jones Cheri Burks, Registrar Explore-Cassidy Leum Stephanie Jones, Treasurer Julie Rhoad, AM Subs Speech-Keegan Koehlinger-Wolf Kindergarten Resource Susie Bill Kayla Schnaus Sarah Anne Erickson Kristine Nelson Jaime Howard Tara Smith Frank Jackson Ashley Gard Katie Norton Judy Nguyen Rachael Powell Tricia Powell Focus Danielle Thompson Lindsay Giannoni Lisa Clevenger First Grade Stephanie Dearing Erika Boyd Ken Sidwell Autumn Carter Heidi Greer FAP Laura Hiett Caroline Hudec Holly O'Neill Destiny Keith Ashley Vogel Amy Boudrot Second Grade ENL-Allison Haltom Rhonda Brandt IT-Daniel Jackey Courtney Cohron OT-Renee Wills Kasey Franklin PT-Suzanne Ruth Amanda Gore Psychologist-Katy Haley Emily Greinke Ally Stein Permanent Subs Nicole Scherer Third Grade Jaime Craig Megan Busch Lori Cushman Maternity Leave Subs Rebecca Finnerson Kaily Hubble – Finnerson Meg Strnat Carri Zuzzio – Thompson Kelly Wolf Custodial Services Fourth Grade Jessica Gann, Mgr Anne Gibson Dana Huffer Cardinal Café Lindsey Kraick Beth Verhoestra, Mgr Christa Stevenson Diana Jacobs Sarah Tappendorf Mandy Gehring Patti Thomas Euna Baek Anna Banuch Kim Lemburg Amanda Johnson All About: Euna Baek Favorite Foods Color: Black Animal: Cat Overall: Italian Scent: - Fruit: Golden Delicous Flower: Rose Candy: Chocolate Team: - Snack: Chips Cookie: Choco Chip Cake: Cheesecake Favorite Restaurants Pie: Bucca Favorite Drinks My birthday is Overall: Coffee August 14 Coffee: Latte Tea: - Our classroom could For fun I… always use more… Shopping, sleeping This or That Favorite Stores & Cake vs Pie: Authors Sweet vs Salty: Coffee vs Tea: TJ Maxx, Kroger Home vs Travel: N/A Books vs Movies: Food Allergies & Food Dislikes I’m not a big fan of Favorite Things All About: Anna Banuch Favorite Foods Favorite Things Overall: Pizza Color: Blue Fruit: Oranges Animal: Dolphin Candy: - Scent: Lavender Snack: Greek Yogurt with Fruit Flower: Sunflower Cookie: Chocolate Chip Team: Real Madrid Cake: - Pie: - Favorite Restaurants Favorite Drinks My birthday is Overall: Bubbly Coffee: Yes September 15 Tea: Our classroom could For fun I… Hike, read, sleep always use more… Love, laughter, kindness Favorite Stores & This or That Authors Cake vs Pie: Pier 1, Home Goods Sweet vs Salty: Coffee vs Tea: Food Allergies & Food Home vs Travel: Books vs Movies: Dislikes Don’t really have any I’m not a big fan of Fake people All About: Susie Bill Favorite Foods I’m not a big fan of Overall: Coffee (Starbucks), pasta Fruit: Berries Candy: Peanut Butter Favorite Things M&M's/Hershey's Choc. Bar Color: Orange Snack: Chocolate Animal: Dog Cookie: Oatmeal or any! Scent: Lavender Cake: I LOVE CAKE! Flower: ? Pie: Cherry Team: ? Favorite Drinks Favorite Restaurants Overall: Coke Zero Outback, Red Robin, Stone Creek Coffee: NOT AT ALL (Really any where! :)) Tea: Unsweet - all kinds For fun I… My birthday is Love to bargain hunt, Read, Walk my November 9 dogs Our classroom could Favorite Stores & always use more… Authors snacks(goldfish), glue sticks, foaming TJ Maxx, Goodwill, Target hand soap Charles Martin, Jodi Piccoult, Jennifer Weiner This or That Cake vs Pie: Food Allergies & Food Sweet vs Salty: salty Dislikes Coffee vs Tea: tea Home vs Travel: stay home Coffee, Coconut Books vs Movies: books, but love movies too All About: Nikki Bleill Favorite Foods Scent: Ambre oil Flower: All Overall: Team: Fruit: All Candy: Snack: Favorite Restaurants Cookie: Oatmeal Panera, BJ's, Chuy's, anything :), Cake: Qdoba, Chipotle Pie: My birthday is Favorite Drinks June 29 Overall: Coffee: Schoolhouse 7 Tea: Unsweetened Our classroom could always use more… For fun I… This or That Favorite Stores & Cake vs Pie: Authors Sweet vs Salty: Coffee vs Tea: Athleta, Target Home vs Travel: Books vs Movies: Food Allergies & Food Dislikes I’m not a big fan of Favorite Things Color: Seafoam green Animal: All About: Amy Boudrot Favorite Foods Color: Purple Animal: Peacock/Dolphin Overall: Pasta Scent: Fall scents, lavender Fruit: Berries Flower: Daisy Candy: Mini Snickers Team: Purdue Boilermakers Snack: Skinny pop, almonds Cookie: Chocolate Chip peanut butter Cake: white Favorite Restaurants Pie: Apple/Pumpkin McAlister's Deli, Mexican, Panera Bread Favorite Drinks Overall: Diet Coke/La Croix My birthday is Coffee: Regular/Carmel Macchiato August 22 Tea: Half & Half sweet/unsweet For fun I… Our classroom could Read, boat, visit with friends always use more… Tissues, hand sanitizer, books, snacks Favorite Stores & This or That Authors Cake vs Pie: Jodi Picoult Sweet vs Salty: Coffee vs Tea: Food Allergies & Food Home vs Travel: Books vs Movies: Dislikes Any melons I’m not a big fan of Favorite Things All About: Erika Boyd Favorite Foods Overall: Pizza Favorite Things Fruit: Honey Crisp Apples Color: Green Candy: Haribo Gummies Animal: Hedgehog Snack: Chips, salty snacks Scent: Ambre Cookie: Something w/ chocolate turtle Flower: Any Cake: Cake Bake Shop Team: Local Teams Pie: Cherry Favorite Restaurants Favorite Drinks Fox Garden, Patachou, Provision, Overall: Coffee cold brew or blonde Union 50, North End BBQ w/cream Coffee: Blonde w/ cream My birthday is Tea: Iced Passion Tea November 2 For fun I… Snuggle up for a movie, try new Our classroom could restaurant, browse Pinterest always use more… Favorite Stores & Chapter Books, art supplies, laminating pouches, sharpies, Authors technology, volunteers :), crafty/maker materials State of Grace, Target, Amazon, Home Goods This or That Food Allergies & Food Cake vs Pie: Cake Sweet vs Salty: Salty Dislikes Coffee vs Tea: Coffee None! :) Home vs Travel: Travel Books vs Movies: Movies I’m not a big fan of All About: Rhonda Brandt Favorite Foods I’m not a big fan of Overall: Salty Fruit: Apple, Grapes Favorite Things Candy: Caramel, Milk Chocolate Color: Purple, Gray Snack: Nuts/Chips/Popcorn Animal: Can't choose just one! Cookie: P'nut butter Oatmeal (GF) Scent: Lavendar Cake: Carrot (gf) Flower: Hydrangea Pie: Apple (gf) Team: Favorite Drinks Favorite Restaurants Overall: Diet Coke Puccini's Coffee: Hot Chocolate Tea: My birthday is For fun I… August 29 Read, Music, Games, Travel, Hang w/fmily & friends Our classroom could Favorite Stores & always use more… Authors Blank copy paper for blank bodes in writing., Flair pens, Kleenex, Hand Amazon, Target Sanitizer Gluten - can't eat This or That Food Allergies & Food Cake vs Pie: Dislikes Sweet vs Salty: Coffee vs Tea: Mushrooms, Olives (ick!) Ha! Home vs Travel: Books vs Movies: All About: Cheri Burks Favorite Foods Favorite Things Overall: Comfort Food & Sushi Color: Blue Fruit: Strawberries Animal: Dogs Candy: Take 5 Scent: Fresh Snack: Pretzels Flower: Lilac Cookie: Chocolate Chip Team: Colts & Yankees Cake: White Pie: Lemon Favorite Restaurants Thai Sushi House, Sullivans, Chick- Favorite Drinks fil-a Overall: Strawberry Refresher w/lemonade My birthday is Coffee: Carmel/Vanilla Tea: Sweet August 23 For fun I… Our classroom could Spend time with my family, shop always use more… Favorite Stores & - Authors This or That Loft, Blue Peppermint, State of Grace Cake vs Pie: Sweet vs Salty: Food Allergies & Food Coffee vs Tea: Home vs Travel: Dislikes Books vs Movies: No Allergies I’m not a big fan of Coconut, Mint All About: Megan Busch Favorite Foods Color: Yellow Animal: Sea Turtles Overall: Pizza (gf) Scent: Vanilla, Pumpkins Fruit: Oranges Flower: All :) Candy: Dark Chocolate Team: Pacers, IU Snack: Popcorn Cookie: Double Chocolate (gf) Cake: Cheesecake Favorite Restaurants Pie: NA Ale Emporium, Mexican, Culvers Favorite Drinks My birthday is Overall: Lemonade September 29 Coffee: Vanilla Latte Tea: Green Our classroom could For fun I… always use more… Read, Hike, Travel Tissue, Tape, Clorox Wipes, snack Favorite Stores & This or That Authors Cake vs Pie: Sweet vs Salty: Target, Amazon, TJ Maxx Coffee vs Tea: Home vs Travel: Food Allergies & Food Books vs Movies: Dislikes Gluten Allergy I’m not a big fan of Favorite Things All About: Autumn Carter Favorite Foods Favorite Things Overall: Mexican Color: Aqua Fruit: Oranges, Berries Animal: Our class love's birds! Candy: Good-n-plenteys Scent: Cinnamon Snack: any Flower: Any! Cookie: any Team: Colts Cake: any Pie: any Favorite Restaurants Ale Emporium, Puccini's, Boombozz Favorite Drinks Overall: Smart Water My birthday is Coffee: Vanilla Cream Cold Brew Tea: unsweetened February 28 For fun I… Our classroom could Garden, cook, spend time outdoors always use more… Favorite Stores & Bird seed, sanitizer Authors This or That Nordstrom, DSW, Amazon Cake vs Pie: Sweet vs Salty: Food Allergies & Food Coffee vs Tea: Home vs Travel: Dislikes Books vs Movies: None I’m not a big fan of GERMS :( All About: Danielle Chastain Favorite Foods Color: Pink Animal: Dog Overall: Italian Scent: Flowers Fruit: Apples, Mango, Bluebarries Flower: Gerbera Daisy Candy: Resees or Peanut M&M's Team: Chicago Bears Snack: Skinny Pop, Bark Thins Cookie: Lemon or Butterscotch Cake: Nothing Bundt, Chocolate Favorite Restaurants Pie: Cherry Hedgerow, Fresh to Order, Wine Garage, Panera Favorite Drinks Overall: Diet Coke My birthday is Coffee: Regular All Coffee April 19 Tea: Green Tea For fun I… Our classroom could Read always use more… Favorite Stores & This or That Authors Cake vs Pie: Cake Sweet vs Salty: Altered State, IKEA, Target Coffee vs Tea: Coffee Brene' Brown Home vs Travel: Stay Home Books vs Movies: Books Food Allergies & Food Dislikes None I’m not a big fan of Favorite Things All About: Lisa Clevenger Favorite Foods Color: Purple Animal: Dog Overall: Fruit Scent: Lily Fruit: Strawberry Flower: Lily Candy: Twix Team: Yankees Snack: Granola Cookie: Sugar Cake: Vanilla Favorite Restaurants Pie: Cherry Chuy's, Fresh time Favorite Drinks My birthday is Overall: Water December 15 Coffee: Black w/sugar Tea: Hot Our classroom could For fun I… always use more… Run, walk my dogs Puzzles Favorite Stores & This or That Authors Cake vs Pie: Sweet vs Salty: Costco Coffee vs Tea: Dr.
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