Colleen Crutchfield Speeches

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I wanted to introduce myself, I am Colleen Crutchfield and I will be your student teacher starting in the fall of the 2018-2019 school year. I wanted to say thank you for allowing me to come in the classroom for this extended period of time and learn from you to become a better teacher. I wanted to send an email so that you can get some contact information and learn a little bit more about who you will have in your classroom. I am originally from Oregon City, Oregon and came out here to play softball at the University of Mary. I fell in love with the state and made the decision to stay out here past graduation. I work at Sylvan Learning Center and will be transferring up to the Minot location within the next couple of weeks. I love

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