About the Teacher

NAME: Sara Larsen

SCHOOL: Deer Creek Elementary

CLASS: Special Education Room 101

SCHOOL PHONE: 348-9100 EXT 4542


Mrs. Larsen

Greetings!  My name is Sara Larsen. I am from Chattanooga, Tennessee.  I 
attended the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga where I majored in 
Special Education.  I graduated in 2000, got married and moved to Virginia 
because of my husband's job.  For two years, I taught the severe/profoundly 
handicapped students of Waynesboro, Virginia. I had my first child (Addison) 
in Virginia and got homesick, so my husband transferred back to Chattanooga.  
After taking a year off with Addison, I went back to work at Loftis Middle 
School teaching inclusion classes and Math/Science Alternate Achievement 
classes.  I taught at Loftis for 5 years, during which I had my second 
daughter, Jillian, who is now 4 years old.  I hated to say good-bye to 
Loftis' students and faculty, but my husband got a job with the government 
and with that...a transfer.  We welcomed the new adventure; so, here we are 
in Edmond, Oklahoma!  We've been here since March ('09) and slowly but surely 
I am learning my way around, still using my GPS at times.  I have been very 
impressed with the friendliness and welcoming nature of the people of 
Edmond.  We have been truly blessed to have moved here and to have already 
made wonderful friends.  I am very fortunate to work with such wonderful 
people at Deer Creek Elementary School.  
 

In my spare time...ha ha... I enjoy spending time with my family, reading, 
and watching movies (all kinds...except horror).  I have a southern accent, I 
love Tennessee Volunteer football, I love to smile, and my voice has a 
tendency to carry long distances which is useful when my girls leave the door 
open and my yellow lab runs out the door to explore the neighborhood!

I look forward to working with your child and expect this will be the best 
year yet!!

EVERYONE can LEARN!!

The mission for my class is to make students who enjoy being at school and 
are motivated to push to do more and expect more from themselves. My goal is 
for all my students to make progress each year in reading, writing, and 
math.  I know each of them have the potential for great things and I hope I 
can help them see it in themselves as well.  With parental help and support, 
I know we will see our kids grow and learn everyday.