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Enrichment Programs Faculty
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Music Curriculum, All Levels - MAGGIE LEE |
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Spanish Curriculum, All Levels -
SHARILYN LUX |
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BA in Spanish, University of Washington
- BA in Law and Justice, Central Washington University |
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Shari likes to teach because it allows her to continue
learning Spanish. She has lived in Guatemala and Peru
to study Spanish. She loves to travel and is excited
to share her experiences about different cultures that
she has come to love, especially in Latin America.
Shari this past year teaching in the local public
school before school Spanish program. |
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Art Curriculum, All Levels –
KATYA PALLADINA* |
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- Art Program Director
- Moscow Art Institute (Moscow, Russia) Design major,
post-graduate design courses |
Ms. Palladina has been with Arbor since 2003. Katya
has been a working artist since childhood, when she
attended Krasnogorsk Children's Art School in Russia.
Professionally she has worked as an industrial artist
and designer. Her experiences include teaching
traditional Russian decorative and handmade arts. She
has experience working in the following media: oil,
water color and acrylic paint, charcoal, pencil,
sculpture, wood painting, jewelry, patchwork and
quilting, sewing projects, photography, and upholstery.
* Photography for
Arbor Schools website,
www.arborschools.com
provided by
Katya Palladina |
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Physical Education Curriculum –
MATTHEW SMITH |
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PE, All levels
- BFA, Dance Performance and Choreography; Ohio
University |
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Mr. Smith started teaching swim lessons when he was
13. By the time he was 22, he'd taught and coached
thousands of people in the water. Out of the water,
his life-long commitment to cycling is evident in the
~140 miles he pedals most weeks between Seattle and
Arbor (thanks for driving safely). Mr. Smith's dance
career is still quite active as well, and he has
choreographed, performed, and taught (all ages) in OH,
NC, PA, NJ, NY, OK, Tokyo, Japan and will begin
teaching in Seattle in 2007. Mr. Smith will be drawing
from a large pool of conventional and unconventional
sources for a well-rounded physical education of Arbor
students. |
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