NAME:
Mrs. Weigler (Music) , Ms. Vanaskie (Music) , Mr. Bolduc (P.E.), Mr. Tselios (Art), Mrs. Doe (Enrichment), Ms. Green (Library Media Center)
SCHOOL:
Pelham Elementary School
CLASS:
Unified Arts
SCHOOL PHONE:
603-635-8875
Mrs. Weigler
This is my eleventh year here at Pelham Elementary teaching general
music classes as well as chorus and 5th grade
band. I graduated from Keene State College with a Bachelor of Music
degree and from Lesley University with a Masters in Teaching through
the Arts. I also am a private piano and guitar instructor and play in a jazz
trio in my spare time.
Contact Mrs. Weigler at eweigler@pelhamsd.org
Ms. Vanaskie
This is my fifth year teaching at Pelham Elementary School. I teach general
music classes and fourth grade band. I graduated from the University of New
Hampshire in 2007 with a Bachelor of Arts in Music Education and in 2008 with
a Masters of Education also from UNH. I am also a private piano instructor
and sing in the Concord Chorale in spare time.
Contact Ms. Vanaskie at kvanaskie@pelhamsd.org
Mr. Bolduc
This is my ninth year of teaching Physical Education (eigth here at PES).
I graduated from the University of Vermont in 2004 with a concentration in
exercise and sport science and a minor in coaching. I also have a Health
Fitness Specialist certification through the American College of Sport
Medicine. This essentially is an advanced personal training certificate and I
hope to use that knowledge to help my teachings. I grew up in Bedford, NH but
now I live with my family in Hooksett. I enjoy playing baseball, coaching,
give private baseball/softball lessons, and do personal training in my spare time.
Contact Mr. Bolduc at abolduc@pelhamsd.org
Mr. Tselios-Art
I am currently in my eleventh year here at Pelham Elementary. I am
responsible for educating students in grades 1-5. I graduated from the
University of New Hampshire with a bachelors degree in studio arts. I plan on
continuing my MFA with my concentration in oils and drawing. I also enjoy
tutoring art to students in primary and secondary levels.
Contact Mr. Tselios at ptselios@pelhamsd.org
Ms. Green
This is my fifth year as Library Media Specialist at Pelham Elementary. I
moved here from Richmond, Vermont where I graduated from the
University of Vermont with a bachelors degree in Art Education K-12. I have
worked in elementary, middle school, college and public libraries and am
presently completing my LMS certification. As well as reading a good book, I
enjoy painting, drawing, photography and hiking throughout New England.
Contact Ms. Green at lgreen@pelhamsd.org
Mrs. Doe
This is my fourth year at Pelham Elementary. I graduated from the University
of Maine at Farmington with a degree in Elementary Education and have since
obtained my Masters Degree in Technology in Education from Lesley University.
I have taught fourth grade as well as K-8 students in the role of computer
teacher. I enjoy the creative planning that goes into teaching and am excited
to bring a constructivist approach to the enrichment program. I am also the
mom to three great kids who enrich my life and in my spare time I enjoy
dabbling with technology and teaching as an adjunct faculty for Lesley
University.
Contact Mrs. Doe at hdoe@pelhamsd.org
-Physical Education-
The mission for physical education is to develop basic locomotor and
non-locomotor skills so that the students can enjoy a life filled with
physical activity choices and a high quality of life.
-Visual Arts-
The art program will provide each student at Pelham Elementary School with the
foundation of developing appropriate knowledge of the elements and principles
of design.
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-Enrichment-
The focus of the enrichment program is problem solving with hands on
activities involving critical and creative thinking skills in order to prepare
students to become real world problem solvers.
-Music-
This mission in music is to form a foundation of basic music skills such as
rhythm, dynamics and beginning instrumental and vocal skills.
-Library-
The goal in the library is to introduce students to the world of books and
promote and encourage their interest in reading. They will also develop
library skills to prepare them for learning to use the library resources.