  Rachel Robillard rrobillard@kingdomeast.org Math Coach, Math Intervention For the past 12 years I have been teaching at the Burke Town School. This year I will be teaching mathematics to the 4th and 5th grades as well as providing math intervention to grades K-5. I look forward to spending the year instilling a love for learning and mathematics in all of the students I work with. When I am not in the classroom I am spending my free time exploring the outdoors with my husband Gregory and our two children; Harrison and Ella.  Karen Hamelin khamelin@kingdomeast.org Kindergarten-Sixth Grade Math Interventionist My name is Karen
Hamelin and it is a pleasure to have the opportunity to be part of the Burke
Town School Teaching Staff. My career as a classroom teacher began in 1992. My
current position as a Math Interventionist allows me to do what I love most. I
received my Bachelor’s Degree in Elementary Education with a minor in Reading
from Lyndon State College in 1992. I have a Vermont Teaching License with HQT
status that includes more than 40 post-graduate credits with 24 of them being
in Mathematics. In my
spare time, I enjoy being outdoors hiking with my son, creating and maintaining
flowerbeds, and watching my alpacas frolic in the warm summer sun. Enjoying a
stroll up a river panning for gold, or just simply discovering rock treasures
also brings me great pleasure. I am
looking forward to a great year working with your children and being a part of
the Burke community.  Alex Kogon akogan@kingdomeast.org Math Interventionist Mr. Alex Kogon is currently a licensed teacher and was a former research scientist with a Ph.D. degree in biochemistry and 25-year lab experience in cancer and retroviral research. He taught middle school mathematics at Lyndon Town School for the first part of the 2018-19 school year. In addition to teaching experience at academia level he has 4+ years experience teaching Math and Science to middle and high school students. He is dedicated to student success and treats students with respect, friendly encouragement and sense of humor. When teaching Math, Chemistry, Physics, Biology topics at any grade level he draws bigger picture and encourages a broader view of interconnected knowledge of our world. He uses logical reasoning and scientific methods to bring students to answering all kinds of “why?” questions which lead them to learning skills through answering the “how?” questions of real life. When he is not at school, Alex enjoys working on R&D projects, playing ping-pong and violin and traveling with his lovely wife Katya. |
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