Janell Robischon Leaving after 30 years
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Dee Gannon, MT43 News Correspondent
MT43 News Correspondent |
Janell Robischon Leaving after 30 years
Dee Gannon, MT43 News Correspondent
Janell Robischon has decided to retire after teaching in Townsend for 30 years. She expresses her gratitude for her supporting staff, students, and community throughout her tenure as a teacher at Townsend Middle School. She began in 1993 as a part-time language arts/reading teacher; but has done so much more; teaching a variety of subjects; including Language Arts, Science, P.E. and some electives. She has helped organize the middle school Science Fair for many years. She was the cheerleading advisor many years ago, and was involved with the middle school student council for the past 20 years.
She said, “I truly enjoyed my teaching career at Townsend schools. I was blessed to raise our daughters, Alexa Robischon Rauser (who graduated in 2010) and Madison Robischon, (who graduated in 2015); Townsend Public Schools from K-12. The teachers and administrators who made a difference in my daughter’s lives will always have a place in my heart.”
A teacher’s job is never easy, but she had the opportunity to teach and encourage many students over the years. She always felt that her job included preparing students for the future by having a good work ethic; besides teaching the curriculum. She is grateful for having the co-workers and staff that surrounded her, considering those her friends.
Her future includes “spending time with my daughters, son-in-law, and, of course, her delightful grandson.” “How lucky am I to have something that makes saying goodbye so hard.”
In closing Janell said, “I know Townsend Schools is in good hands with our school board, administration, teachers and staff. I will miss my Bulldog family, and I know that they will continue to make Townsend Schools the best they can be. Forever a Bulldog.”
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