A Cool Addition to Scott County High S(c)h(ool)
Q: “What is your current job at SCHS?”
A: “Art Teacher”
Q: “How long have you been teaching?”
A: “6 years.”
Q: “Where did you graduate from high school?”
A: “Oak Hills High School in Cincinnati, OH.”
Q: “Where did you get your degree?”
A: “University of Cincinnati.”
Q: “Where did you teach before you came to Scott County?”
A: “Dunbar High School.”
Q: “How long did you work at your previous places of employment?”
A: “4 years.”
Q: “What encouraged you to start working at SCHS?”
A: “I needed a new place to work and SCHS was hiring high school art teachers.”
Q: “What inspired you to become a teacher?”
A: “Working as a muralist with high school students while I was in college.”
Q: “What is the greatest lesson you’ve learned from a student?”
A: “You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar.”
Q: “Have you enjoyed your job so far?”
A: “Yes!”
Q: “What do you enjoy most about teaching?”
A: “Watching my students discover their talent.”
Q: “What is one thing that makes SCHS different than any other place you have worked at before?”
A: “It’s so chill!”
Q: “What is your favorite memory at SCHS so far?”
A: “Field trip to the Speed Art Museum.”
Q: “What is the most rewarding part of your job?”
A: “Everything!”
Q: “What activities do you participate in outside of teaching?”
A: “Boxing, crochet, Roller Derby (retired), and printmaking.”

My name is Natasha Jaddock. I am 17 years old and I am a senior at Scott County High School. My favorite class this year is sociology. I was born in Manitoba,...
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