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D.C.E. Senior High
Social Studies Department 

 


Paul Aleckson
(Social Studies Curriculum Coordinator)
Classes taught: American History Seminar and AP U.S. History

Education: BS - UW - Madison; MS - UW Stevens Point; Supervision License

Interests: Reading history non-fiction books and suspense/murder novels, golfing, coaching and watching basketball.

What do you enjoy most about teaching high school students? I enjoy motivating students to reach their full potential.

 

Brad Seely
(Social Studies Teacher)
Classes he teaches:

Education:
University of Wisconsin – Marathon County (UWMC):, University of Wisconsin – Stevens Point (UWSP):, Major: History and Broad Field Social Science, Bachelor of Art

 Degree: May 2003,Master: 316 Reading Teacher Certification, Masters of Science in Education: July 2007

 

Matthew Kleinschmidt
(Social Studies Teacher)
Classes he teaches: Global Studies, Global Studies II, Recent America


Education: Bachelors degree from UW-Eau Claire 


Interests: Hunting, fishing, and coaching.


What do you enjoy most about teaching high school students? The students enthusiasm about history. 

 

John Muraski
(Social Studies Teacher)
Classes he teaches: Criminal Justice and Social Problems


Education: BA from Ripon College, MS from University of Evansville


Interests: Running, weight lifting, and reading.


What do you enjoy most about teaching high school students? The great mixture of  students. Heated conversations on controversial subjects. Their "brute" honesty.

 

Bree Gering Sandquist
(Social Studies Teacher)
Classes she teaches:  Psychology and AP Psychology


Education: B.S. University of Iowa and University of Wisconsin- Stevens Point


Interests: Reading, spending time with family and friends, swimming, soccer, biking, and art.


What do you enjoy most about teaching high school students? Most H.S. students are at the point in their development where they are beginning to form solid personalities and they are able to think for themselves, which infinitely increases what we are able to do in the classroom.
 

Gregory Peterson

(Was just retired.)_ Classes taught: AP U.S. History, AP Government, and American History Seminar

Interests: Coaching track and cross country.

 Glenn Olstad
Classes taught:
Recent America, Early 20th American HistoryAP European History, Global Studies, Cultural Geography, AP Worlds History, and Alternative History 11


Education:
Bachelors of Science, Psychology, Viterbo University,  La Crosse, WI.


Teaching Licensure:
Concordia University, Mequon, WI.
 


Interests:
Oral History Project, Forensics, history, psychology, comic books and home improvement.


What do you enjoy about teaching high school students?
I enjoy their optimism, interest in learning, and discussions.

 

Travis Greil
Classes taught: Recent America, Early 20th American History,  Alternative 10, Global Studies, and AP Human Geography

Education: 
BA's in Broad Field Social Studies, and History with teaching certifications. Masters in Education from UW Stevens Point.

Interests: 
Paintball, gaming, Japan (almost everything about it),  international travel, and debate/mock trial.

What do you enjoy most about teaching Senior High students?
I like the ability level, the students are far closer to actual people than you would expect.

C. J. Hansen
(Social Studies Teacher)
Classes taught: Early 20th Century, Recent America, and Alternative Social Studies 10


Education: BS from UW-Oshkosh


Interests: Coaching, watching and playing sports, hanging out with my wife, reading fiction books and non-fiction books about history, watching movies, and writing poetry.


 What do you enjoy most about teaching high school students?

  I enjoy interacting with students and I love to see students reach their full potential. They are so bright and fun to be around.

 

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Mike Soehl
(Social Studies and English Teacher)
Classes taught: Early 20th Century American History and Recent America


Education: None


Interests:  None 

 

 

Michele Vinje
(Social Studies Teacher)
Classes taught:  Early 20th Century American History, Recent America, Alternative History 10, and AP Economics

 

 

 

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Last Updated: Monday, February 27, 2012

6500 Alderson Street
Weston, WI 54476

D.C. Everest Senior High School
Thomas W. Johansen, Principal
E-mail srhigh@dce.k12.wi.us

Phone (715) 359-6561
Fax (715) 355-7220