The most exciting phrase to hear in science, the one that heralds new discoveries, is not 'Eureka!' (I found it!) but 'That's funny ...' Isaac Asimov

Science is without a doubt a large part of who and what I am, and let me tell you why. I grew up in North Louisiana (for someone from Louisiana, note no e, there is a reason to capitalize South and North Louisiana) and attended a high school not much larger than McLouth and was a student in the first “computer” class for the school, then after an extensive college “career/tour” I taught science in Jr. High and High School in Arkansas for 12 yrs and 2 yrs in Missouri. During my time in Arkansas I also served as the technology coordinator for a district similar in size to McLouth for two years while being a full time teacher. In 2006 I completed a Masters in Information Architecture degree with an additional Graduate Certificate in Network Security. So as you can image science has been a large part of who and what I am for most of my life and I foresee it remaining as such.

It is my foremost effort as Technology Coordinator for McLouth USD 342 to bring not only my knowledge of technology but also my experience as a teacher in small school districts to the benefit of the students and faculty/staff of McLouth.