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 Marianna Ricketson-Husain has a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education, preK-8th from Purdue University and a Master's degree in Instructional Technology from Columbia University. Marianna has been teaching for 10 years and she has taught in Indiana, Connecticut, New York City, California, and Texas. She has been a Campus Technology Coordinator in California served as Campus Technology Coordinator and Webmaster at West Ridge Middle School in Austin, TX for 7 years, and is currently the Instructional Technology Partner at Bridge Point Elementary School. Marianna has one dog named Mia, one cat named Milo, one lovely husband, two wonderful stepsons and a
busy, busy toddler. |
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Kim
Zollo has a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts with
emphases in Education, English, and Intercultural
Studies from Biola University and a specialization in
Medieval and Renaissance Studies from Keble College,
Oxford University. Additionally, Kim is a Teacher
Consultant for the National Writing Project through the
Heart of Texas Writing Project at The University of
Texas, Austin. Kim has taught for 12 years in
California, Arizona, and Texas. She currently teaches
8th grade English at West Ridge Middle School in Austin,
TX, where she also coaches the girls soccer team. Kim
has two big 'ole dogs named Daisy and Rocco who wish she
was home more often! |
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Cindy Darilek has a Bachelor’s degree
in Physical Education, Health and Business and is a certified Technology
Instructor. Her 33 years of coaching and teaching experience spans all
levels from Kindergarten to High School Seniors. After three years in the
Round Rock School District, she has been in the Eanes School District for
the last 30 years where she is currently teaching Computer Technology at West Ridge Middle School in Austin, TX. Cindy’s family
includes her terrific husband, amazing twins (boy and girl), one crazy,
but sweet dog, two loveable cats and a cute rabbit. |
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Elizabeth J. Compton is Director of Orchestras at West Ridge Middle School in the Eanes Independent School District. She received her Masters of Music in Education from the University of Texas at Austin in May of 2003, and her Bachelors of Arts in Music Performance and Religious Studies from Linfield College in 2000. Ms. Compton was the recipient of the 2000 Linfield College Music Leadership award upon graduation. During her graduate studies at The University of Texas at Austin she was active in the University of Texas String Project, teaching violin and viola and leading the Elementary Orchestra and Chamber Players. While at UT she studied violin with Dr. Eugene Gratovich, and learned the fine points of string pedagogy from renowned educator and cellist Phyllis Young. Ms. Compton performs with the Oberon String Quartet. She continues to teach violin and viola privately in the Austin area. |
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