Stevens, Kirk
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Name: Kirk Stevens
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Room: 104
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Subject: English
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Phone Number: 360.709.7871
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“Once you learn to read, you will be forever free.” |
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The best way to track assignments, access links and get updates is throughmy google classroom pages. Below are the links to the pages for my English classes and Homeroom. I check emails frequently throughout the school day, and this is the best way to get in touch with me. I am not able to check emails after 3 PM consistently, but will get to them the next school day. If you have questions about assignments or miss a lecture, I plan on recording my Google Meets instruction and posting it to Google Calendar for students to access at a later date.
Junior Power Point Open House Presentation. Please email me if you have questions. Junior Open House Presentation
Junior Google Classroom Link: Junior Google Classroom Link 2020 Junior Open House video: Coming Soon! Notified parents couldn't access. Will repost once Tech issue is resolved. Freshman Google Classroom Link: Freshman Google Classroom Link Freshman English Open House video: Coming Soon! Notified parents couldn't access. Will repost once Tech issue is resolved.Freshman Power Point Open House Presentaton, Please email me if you have questions. Freshman Open House Presentation
Stevens' Homeroom Link: https://classroom.google.com/c/MTM5NDA2MDYwMTg1|
“Some people will lie, cheat, steal and back-stab to get ahead... and to think, all they have to do is READ.” |
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2020 Remote Start Schedule
Monday/Thursday
1st Period Junior English
2nd Period Freshman English
3rd Period Freshman English
Tuesday/Friday
4th Period Junior English
5th Period Freshman English
6th Period Planning
Wednesday
Homeroom (Sophomores)
Professional Biography
I graduated from the University of Washington in 1993 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in English Literature. After coaching football for two season at Tumwater High School, while attending the UW, I realized I enjoyed the energy and enthusiasm of working with kids. I returned to school the following winter, attending Washington State University. I graduated from WSU in the spring of 1994 with an Education Degree in English and History. While I did attend both rival state universities, I am a Husky, much to my families' chagrin. The next fall I began teaching English at Tumwater high school. In pursuing my best self, I earned a Masters Degree in Curriculum and Instruction from City University in 1996. 1997 brought about another change when I transferred schools and helped open Black Hills High School. I have been a proud member of the Black Hills High School staff since the doors opened in September of 1997.
In addition to teaching English, I am currently the head football coach at BHHS and in the past I have coached soccer and wrestling.
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“Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few are to be chewed and digested.” |
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