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Teachers describe Oldham County Schools as collaborative, encourage others to join
Summary
Three educators who work in Oldham County Schools said the district offers strong collaboration and support for teachers and students and invited others to consider working there; specifics about hiring or openings were not provided.
Chris Cunningham, a science teacher at South Florida High School, said he is finishing his tenth year and praised families in the district: “I wanted to teach good, strong, committed students, and I knew with the amazing families that are out here in Oldham County that I would get that.”
Brandon Clark, LMS at Centerfield Elementary in Oldham County, said staff and administrators “are all rolling in the same direction” and that colleagues are “ready and willing to do anything to support our kids and and move them forward, academically and just as humans.”
Molly Svenson Brunner, a sixth-grade language workshop teacher at North Oldham Middle School, said this is her second completed year with the district and called it “the best teaching experience, honestly, that I’ve ever had.” She said the district has “such a strong community of collaboration” and praised student engagement in group work and discourse.
Speakers closed with an invitation to prospective employees. “Come join us as we ignite passion and experience excellence together,” one speaker said, describing Oldham County Schools as a place that seeks to “engage, empower, and elevate the experiences of our employees, students, and our community.”
The remarks were brief testimonials about working in Oldham County Schools; the speakers did not specify hiring procedures, open positions, salary information, or other recruitment details.
