We are truly blessed that we have three wonderful teachers here at LPNS.
Every teacher brings their own special set of strengths and skills to the classroom. To ensure that our students get the most out of their experience the teachers take turns planning, setting up, and being responsible for a different room every 4 weeks. Their education and experience give them an awareness of the needs of every child, ages 3-5, and provide varied activities accordingly.
Every teacher brings their own special set of strengths and skills to the classroom. To ensure that our students get the most out of their experience the teachers take turns planning, setting up, and being responsible for a different room every 4 weeks. Their education and experience give them an awareness of the needs of every child, ages 3-5, and provide varied activities accordingly.
Ann McIntosh, Teacher/Director
Mrs. McIntosh graduated from UMD with a bachelors in education with a teaching science minor. She has lived with her family in Lakeside since 2006. Mrs. McIntosh has been involved in the LPNS program since 2007 when her daughter was a pupil in the Blue Room! She enjoys knitting, going the gym, and summer!
Her favorite part of the job (besides the children of course) is coming up with dramatic play centers and activities for the children to participate in. She feels the children lead her to the best ideas.
Her favorite part of the job (besides the children of course) is coming up with dramatic play centers and activities for the children to participate in. She feels the children lead her to the best ideas.
Kristina Remus, Teacher
Mrs. Remus has lived in Cloquet with her husband and two boys for the past 17 years. She has a bachelor’s degree in communications from the College of St. Scholastica. After 10 years as a stay at home mom and active member of her church’s preschool board, she was hired as the preschool director in 2010. Discovering she loved this work, she went on to an early childhood center, where she spent several years developing her skills as an aide, assistant teacher and a lead preschool teacher. She is currently pursuing a second bachelor’s degree in early childhood.
Her favorite part of working with children is watching them grow and learn through exploration. She’s excited to be part of LPNS, because she believes “play” is a child’s most important work.
Her favorite part of working with children is watching them grow and learn through exploration. She’s excited to be part of LPNS, because she believes “play” is a child’s most important work.
Amy Radoush, Teacher
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Mrs. Radoush's picture and bio coming soon!
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