Faculty
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Mrs. Anavictoria Campos Originally from Costa Rica, Mrs. Campos has lived in the United States for more than 20 years. She holds degrees in Elementary and Preschool education as
well as the Science of Education from the University of Costa Rica. Mrs. Campos has extensive teaching experience both in the US and abroad.
She is the Spanish teacher for all levels and also teaches various electives. Mrs. Campos is faculty advisor of the Student
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Ms. Andree Conrad Andree Conrad is a published writer, translator and editor as well as an educator. Her career as a book editor in New York City and as a magazine editor in
Miami and Atlanta involved working for such firms as Farrar, Straus & Giroux, Hachette Filipacchi, and Fairchild Publications. She taught as an adjunct at
Vassar College and Columbia University, and has an M.A. and "ABD" in art history from New York University as well as an M.F.A. in creative writing from
Florida International University. |
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Ms. Christine Bushong Christine Bushong lived in California, Virginia, North Carolina, Texas, Hawaii, Washington state, and Japan before coming to the Tampa area fourteen years ago.
She attended Mary Washington University and the University of California, Santa Barbara, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts degree and majored in Political Science
and French. During her junior year abroad at the University of Bordeaux, she enjoyed visiting many other countries and experiencing the various cultures. |
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Mr. Bob Hatfield Robert Hatfield was born in Daytona Beach, Florida and earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from Florida State University and his Master of Arts Degree from the
University of South Florida with additional post graduate work at the University of South Florida. Mr. Hatfield retired from the Pasco County School District after
35 years experience as a teacher, administrator and golf coach before joining the Saddlebrook staff. His interests include: golf, travel, community activities and is a
member of Rotary and the Masons. |
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Ms. Diantha Koehler Diantha Koehler is originally from New England, but has lived in Florida for 20 years. Ms. Koehler has a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Elementary Education
from the University of West Florida, and has previously taught in Escambia County. She also holds an International Fitness Certification in Health &
Fitness, and has been a health and fitness consultant with corporate wellness companies for the past several years. |
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Mr. Mark Eddins Mark Eddins graduated Magna Cum Laude from Indiana University with a B.S in Mathematics and Minor in Computer Science. He worked as a professional in the
Computer industry as a programmer, consultant, project leader and senior manager. Mr. Eddins published numerous articles and presented at major computing
conferences around the country. As a Microsoft Certified Trainer he conducted courses in advanced technology for other computing professionals and clients in the
Fortune 100. As the Chief Technology Officer at his consulting firm he was responsible for guiding the technical direction of the firm and all 200+ technical
consultants reported into his organization. This combination of real-world experience and education provides a solid practical foundation for teaching students
mathematics and computer science at Saddlebrook Prep. |
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Ms. LeeAnn Grove Ms. Grove moved to Florida in 1991 to escape the cold weather of Nebraska and to finish her degree. She has a Bachelor of Science
from the University of South Florida with a major in biology. Before teaching Ms. Grove worked in a genetics lab for a USF professor,
but missed the interaction that came with the learning environment. Thus, she began her pursuit of her dream career, being a high
school science teacher. This is her first year at Saddlebrook Preparatory School as the high school Science teacher. Before coming to
Saddlebrook, Ms. Grove taught biology at Tampa Preparatory School for 11 years and 7th grade honors science and math at Williams IB
Middle Magnet School. The combination of her laboratory experience and years of teaching allow her to teach her students the science
skills they will need in everyday life and provide them the skills for advanced college prep science courses. |
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Mr. Greg Volmaar Gregory Volmar has spent the latter part of his life living in Florida for the last 18 years. He holds a Bachelor of Science
degree in Electrical Engineering from the University of South Florida and has previously taught in Hillsborough County. Throughout
his professional career he has been drawn to work in the field of education and enjoys helping students. His journey includes teaching,
running his own tutoring business and working for a local university. Mr Volmar believes that education is an investment in students
that builds great leaders. Leaders that will positively effect their homes, work environments, and communities throughout countless
generations. His interests include: reading, learning, soccer, basketball, and football. |
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Mr. Chris Rosenke Mr. Rosenke is entering his seventh year as a teacher in Florida Schools including the juvenile justice system, public schools,
and private schools. As a native Floridian hailing from St. Petersburg, he attended North Side Christian High School and completed
college studies at the University of Florida with a degree in history. In addition, he has continued his education at the University
of South Florida in Florida Studies. Sports is a lifelong passion with Mr. Rosenke who has participated in intramural football,
basketball, softball, ultimate Frisbee, tennis and golf. Bringing his skills in sports as well as academics to Saddlebrook Prep
provides students with a winning combination both in and out of the classroom. |
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Mr. Jack Fitch Mr. Fitch is a native Floridian having spent most of his life in the state. He lived in Texas as a child and most recently spent a
few years in New York. He received his BA in Religion from The Florida State University and an MAT in Social Science Education from
The University of South Florida. His certifications include all four core classes at the Middle School level and Social Studies at the
High School level. Before coming to Saddlebrook, Mr. Fitch taught at Sligh Middle School in Tampa and Admiral Farragut Academy in St.
Petersburg where he also coached golf and baseball. His interests include travel, golf, baseball, college football and meteorology.
His dream vacations include an Alaska cruise and to go tornado chasing in the Midwest. |
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