Three new teachers join Ronan High School staff
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RONAN — Ronan High School welcomes three new teachers to the 2010-2011 high school.
“I love being involved in the lives of young people,” English teacher Ryan Wells said.
Wells replaces Ryan Fisher who recently became the school’s vice principal.
Originally from Hamilton, Wells graduated from the University of Montana. His hobbies include reading, coaching, swimming and playing darts on occasion.
“I believe in helping students and athletes achieve their highest potential. My goal as a teacher is to make a lasting, positive impact on my students’ lives,” Wells explained. “I remembered the teachers and coaches who spent extra time working with me, and I’m forever grateful for their care and effort. I want to emulate the teachers and coaches I had and help students reach their full potential.”
Emory Wilson joins the staff as the new agricultural education teacher. This is his first teaching position after attending Montana State Northern and Montana State University in Bozeman. In his spare time, Wilson enjoys hunting.
“I believe an education should be directed towards success and achievement,” Wilson said. “That it should consist of material built to challenge the minds of students in our institutions.”
“It’s the foundation for today’s success,” he added.
Brendon DeCock teaches math, pre-algebra and algebra one. His current position at the high school is his first time professionally teaching.
He graduated from college at the University of Great Falls. When he is not in the classroom he enjoys hunting, fishing, wrestling and watching football.
“All students have the ability to learn,” DeCock said.
“You just have to find a way to reach them.”
