Jan Hickerson: I started teaching gifted students in 1995 after completing my degree at Wright State University. In 1999, I moved to a first grade classroom and taught for two years and then moved to the fourth grade.  Starting this year I have the opportunity to teach second grade students. I have my masters in Education, also from Wright State University. Although I started teaching late in life (40) I love the job and the kids. I have three grown daughters, who are happily married and they’ve blessed me with 8 grandchildren.         

Jo Schwieterman: This is my 27^th year of teaching at Fort Recovery.  My husband Glenn and I have three daughters, two in college and one in High school.  I enjoy reading and walking.

Connie VanSkyock: This is my 38^th year of teaching at Fort Recovery.  My husband Ron and I have 4 children and 3 grandchild. I enjoy traveling, reading, and spending time with my family.

Kristy Keller:This is my 10^th year of teaching at Fort Recovery. This year I am an intervention specialist for 1^st, 2^nd, and 4^th grades.  My husband Greg and I live in Fort Recovery and have 4 children.  We enjoy spending time together as a family.