maumee high school

Maumee City · 1147 Saco St, Maumee, OH

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45Total Teachers

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#2National Rank

Top Teacher at maumee high school

Alaina Derrick

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Integrated Language Arts Teacher

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All Teachers at maumee high school

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Alaina Derrick
Integrated Language Arts
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Christian Cobb
Integrated Social Studies
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Monique Sorrells
Integrated Language Arts
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Molly Maclochlan
Integrated Language Arts
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Samuel Hayest
Integrated Social Studies
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6
Sarah Lumbrezer
Earth Sciences
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7
Joseph Konopinski
Integrated Social Studies
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8
Peter Rudowski
Mathematics
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9
Marisa Mlicki
Homemaking And Consumer Education
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10
Olivia Santos
Integrated Language Arts
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11
Daniel Rettig
English
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12
Morgan Heiss
Life Sciences
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13
Tina Krosse
Vocational Boe W/o Shorthand
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14
Scott Parks
Mathematics
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15
Matthew Gilbert
Integrated Social Studies
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16
Robert Shepherd
Health
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17
Lance Gibson
Physical Education
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18
Matthew Alter
Physical Science: Chemistry
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19
Claire Thornberry
Integrated Mathematics
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20
Melissa Snider
Vocational Boe W/o Shorthand
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21
Carl Bucher
English
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22
Matthew Welch
Integrated Social Studies
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23
Peter Carbone
All Social Studies 7-8
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24
Sloane Teske
Integrated Mathematics
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25
John Shuble iii
Integrated Language Arts
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26
Fernando Garcia
Integrated Mathematics
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27
Jeremiah King
Integrated Mathematics
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28
Sarah Fox
English
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29
Ethan Morris
Integrated Social Studies
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30
Stephen Pitts
Integrated Social Studies
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31
Tara Thompson
Integrated Language Arts
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32
Leslie Kohl
Integrated Mathematics
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33
Melissa Kodger
Integrated Science
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34
Jeffrey Colwell
Integrated Social Studies
0
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35
Alexandria Diana
Life Sci/chemistry
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36
Marcia Wolford
English
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37
Allayna Ratliff
Superintendent
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Roy alan Short
Superintendent
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39
Laura Grube
Superintendent
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Craig Hurley
Superintendent
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41
Barrett Swope
Superintendent
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42
Aubrey Klink
Integrated Language Arts
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43
Jeffrey Diehl
General Science
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44
Selina Cotton
Integrated Language Arts
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45
Mark Condit
Integrated Social Studies
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