urbana junior high school

Urbana City · 1673 S Us Highway 68, Urbana, OH

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45Total Teachers

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Top Teacher at urbana junior high school

Jonathon Hrivnak

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Integrated Mathematics Teacher

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Jonathon Hrivnak
Integrated Mathematics
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Addison Carter
Integrated Mathematics
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Brian Kaser
Integrated Mathematics
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Mark Bauer
General Science
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Joseph Lattarulo
History
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Jennifer Amorino
English
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Tyler Hines
Integrated Mathematics
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Megan Kovach
English
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Marianne Bruns
Life Sciences
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Jacqueline Rowe
Integrated Language Arts
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Kyle Ellwood
Earth Sciences
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Kasandra Hutchinson
English
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Rebecca Malas
Physical Science/physics
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Sarah Dennis
English
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Tamara Oconnor
General Science
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Elizabeth Kronenwetter
English
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Dennis Tucci
English
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Dawn Shaffer
All Social Studies 7-8
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Sharon Schorr
Spanish
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Misty Swanger
Superintendent
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Heather Zengel
General Science
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Timothy Pfahler
Mathematics
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Madeline Shaw
Integrated Language Arts
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Tod Shockey
Economics
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Barthelma Adams
English
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Matthew Wentworth
Production Agriculture
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Kimberly Wile
Comprehensive Social Studies
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Elizabeth Chaudry
Integrated Social Studies
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Anna Brust
English
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Brian Powell
Integrated Social Studies
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Amy Hiller
Integrated Mathematics
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Stacey Cederbloom
Mathematics
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Anne Bowen
English
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Tracy Giles
English
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35
James Grippa
Integrated Social Studies
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Jennifer Pelko
High School Principal
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Tyler Jakse
Superintendent
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Steven Ast
Superintendent
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Robyn Hilderbrand
Assistant Superintendent
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Amy Kifer
Integrated Mathematics
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Kaitlyn Schulte
Integrated Mathematics
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Phillip Mcnamara
Earth Sciences
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Tyler Dugan
Integrated Mathematics
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Carly Caldwell
Integrated Language Arts
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Jodi Kremer
Integrated Mathematics
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