Please join us in celebrating Olivia Goddard, Sophie Larson, and Charity Renning as our Employees of the Month! We are grateful for all they do each day to support our schools.
🌟 Olivia Goddard (MES)
Olivia Goddard consistently goes above and beyond for her students, always keeping their success, growth, and individual needs at the forefront. She has a special ability to build relationships with children and create an environment where they feel supported and engaged in learning. Olivia remains calm and kind, even in challenging situations, and is always willing to share her knowledge, resources, and ideas with colleagues. She is a team player who is ready to help others and brings a smile and positive attitude to school each day. Olivia's dedication to her students and colleagues makes her a valued member of the MES community!
🌟 Sophie Larson (MMS)
Sophie Larson consistently goes above and beyond to support her students and colleagues. She takes the time to understand each student's needs and develops plans, accommodations, and strategies to help them succeed. Sophie is a strong advocate for her students and is always willing to step in and help when needed. This year, she has also taken the lead in helping new staff learn student plans, strategies, and ways to best support their students. Beyond her work with students, Sophie leads Fitness Club and creates weekly advisory activities that help build connections across her team. She is always willing to share her knowledge, collaborate with others, and find ways to improve student support. Her commitment to her students and team makes her a deserving recipient of this recognition!
🌟 Charity Renning (MHS)
Charity Renning is dedicated to supporting students and colleagues throughout MHS. She builds strong relationships with students, both in and outside of her caseload, and is always willing to lend a hand or provide support when needed. Charity works hard to ensure all students can access their education by creating modified materials and finding ways to meet different learning needs, particularly in math intervention. She is also a supportive colleague who shares ideas, offers feedback, and works with others to find solutions. This year, Charity has taken on the role of mentor teacher, helping support the growth and learning of a new educator. Whether working with students after school, supporting colleagues, or advocating for student needs, Charity consistently puts others first. We appreciate all she does for the MHS!

