Academics
| Counseling | Nancy Bubenzer, Chair Voicemail: 8724 |
| Art | Judy Atkins, Chair Voicemail: 8801 |
| Business/Instructional Technology | Kim Frampton Voicemail: 8828 |
| Career Education | Brent Pfeiffer, Chair Voicemail: 8810 The best way to prepare for the future is to keep as many options open as possible. Whether you want to go to work after graduation, focus on a specific skill at a technical school or community college, or attend a four-year college–enrolling in a Career Program can put you in a position to try all of these options. |
| English | Cathy Cikra, Chair Voicemail: 8813 English courses are central to the education of every student because English concentrates on the communication skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening. Students are required to pass four credits in English as a requirement for graduation. The goal of the English department is to help all students reach their highest potential in performing tasks requiring reading, composition, and speaking and listening skills. |
| Family and Consumer Sciences | Beth Schluep, Chair Voicemail: 8778 Courses offered through the Family and Consumer Science Department prepare students for both LIFE and CAREERS. |
| Foreign Langauge | Rob Susel, Chair Voicemail: 8880/ The study of a foreign language is a progressive experience and requires a progressive acquisition of linguistic skills. The degree to which those skills are developed will correlate with a student’s ability to use the language. In order to be successful as they advance through the various levels of Chinese, French, German, Latin or Spanish, students must demonstrate appropriate skills and performances as they are defined for each level of language learning. |
| Health and Physical Education | Linda Ferlito, Chair Voicemail: 8774 |
| Instrumental Music | Andrew Sundman, Chair Voicemail: 8790 |
| Kent Scholars Program | Nikki Marchmon-Boykin, Chair Voicemail: 8852 The Kent Scholars Program purposes to provide African American students with strategies and skills for academic excellence, personal growth and leadership development within the context of a culturally affirming educational environment. The Kent Scholars Program also provides support for and nurturing of the career aspirations of participants interested in the education field. |
| Library and Media Services | Betsy Mangin, Chair Voicemail: 8732 |
| Brian McCombs, Chair Voicemail: 8856 The study of mathematics is becoming increasingly important in our society today. Students will need to become good problem solvers, to be able to work together cooperatively, to see the worth and value of mathematics, and to be able to make connections between mathematics and other disciplines, as well as between mathematics and solutions to real world problems. |
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| Science | Dave Killius, Chair Voicemail: 8842 |
| Social Studies | Larry Picicco, Chair Voicemail: 8864 |
| Special Education | Karen Carmany, Chair Voicemail: 8782 |
| Vocal Music |
Donna Crews, Chair Voicemail: 8890 |
