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Heitmann...
Welcome to Mrs. Heitmann's Chemistry webpage!
My Education and Professional Background
Mrs. Heitmann is in her 20th year of teaching, and has been with Perry High School since its inception in 2007. Her background includes attending Creighton University, in Omaha, NE (undergraduate); University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (graduate work in Water Resources, with an Aquatic Toxicology emphasis); working for a number of years in CH2M Hill's Aquatic Toxicology Laboratory in Milwaukee, WI; and receiving and MAEd from Marion College in Fond du Lac, WI.
My Educational Philosophy
I chose to become a teacher because I truly enjoy learning and helping others. I encourage students to strive to reach their maximum potential, both in and out of the classroom.
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| Subject / Grade | Chemistry/Grades 11 & 12 | |
| Room: | F203 Google Classroom | |
| Phone: | (480)224-2973 | |
| Email: | Heitmann | |
| "Our passion for learning. . .is our tool for survival." | ||
| -- Carl Sagan | ||
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Welcome to Mrs. Heitmann's Chemistry webpage!
My Education and Professional Background
Mrs. Heitmann is in her 20th year of teaching, and has been with Perry High School since its inception in 2007. Her background includes attending Creighton University, in Omaha, NE (undergraduate); University of Wisconsin-Stevens Point (graduate work in Water Resources, with an Aquatic Toxicology emphasis); working for a number of years in CH2M Hill's Aquatic Toxicology Laboratory in Milwaukee, WI; and receiving and MAEd from Marion College in Fond du Lac, WI.
My Educational Philosophy
I chose to become a teacher because I truly enjoy learning and helping others. I encourage students to strive to reach their maximum potential, both in and out of the classroom.
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