Ferguson Science

Welcome to the Ferguson Physical Science Website!

There are many areas to the website that I know you will find of great value: assignments, notes, labs, etc... My goal is to make the website not just a tool for me, as the teacher, to connect with parents, but also a learning tool and resource for the students.

I am available after school each day until at least 3 PM [unless otherwise notified in class] and can even meet before school if necessary for tutoring, test re-takes, or corrections.

The 20011-2012 school year is my first here at Hillsboro but I am quickly learning to love the district. I student taught biology and chemistry at Oakville Sr. High School in the Mehlville School District in 2011. While there I was co-sponsor for the Invisible Children Activism Campaign. I currently sponsor Nerd Society at the high school, an organization of students who share similar interests in comic books, video/card games, literature, and films.

I focus my daily classroom expectations around effort and a sense of community.  I am very passionate about science and strongly believe that all students have the capacity to flourish in this subject with practice, dedication, practice, and practice.  Emphasis on practice. 

I attended Saint Louis University where I majored in biology and minored in chemisty.  I am currently attending the University of Missouri - Saint Louis where I am finishing my first masters in education with unified science certification.

Letter to Parents - Guardians (DOC 61 KB)
This was the letter sent home at the beginning of the year to introduce myself and your new course.
Course Outline (DOC 42 KB)
This is the course outline.
Class Syllabus (DOC 76 KB)
This contract was sent home at the beginning of the year outlining classroom expectations and materials to be covered.

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