Thank You | Kane County Chronicle
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For many students in the Transition Program, paraprofessionals Dahlquist and Harding provide the final measures of support before the students set out on their own.
Ivars Spalis started his teaching career as an English teacher, first as a substitute at Aurora West High School, then at the Kane County Juvenile Justice Center.
St. Charles art program sees full-circle of art teachers, thanks to educators like Stephanie Dodd.
Cailla Swanson is in her third year of teaching special ed at Geneva High School.
Chad Clarey became a teacher and a coach because teachers and coaches mentored him.
Unlike K-12 classroom teachers, LaTart also works with a wide age-range of students, and he doesn’t like to use age as a metric for responsibility.
Mike Kenyon, a U.S. Army veteran from South Elgin, served nearly two decades on the Kane County Board, and nearly 10 years with the Kane County Farm Bureau.
Jason Stucky credits his time in the military with leading him to a fulfilling career and a loving family.