Instructional Technology
| Melissa Kearby |  |
IT Teacher | I am an educator with over 25 years of experience with KUSD. I began my teaching journey in 1998 at Bullen Middle School before transitioning to Lance Middle School in 2001. I’m certified to teach grades 1-9, and have had the opportunity to teach Science, Social Studies, Content Literacy, and 21st Century Skills, exclusively in the middle school setting throughout my career.. I have a deep passion for teaching, I spend my days advocating for engaging and inclusive learning environments for all students. Currently, I serve as an Instructional Technology teacher, dedicated to coaching educators on the effective integration of technology to enhance classroom experiences. Outside of my professional life, my family is deeply involved in education and pursuing their passions. My oldest son, Jefferson, utilizes his digital marketing degree from U.W. Whitewater to create content while following the Professional Disc Golf tour across the U.S. and posting his adventures to his monetized Disc Golf YouTube channel. Meanwhile, my youngest son, Keegan, is at U.W. Lacrosse, working towards his goal of becoming a sports psychologist. My husband is also part of the KUSD family, serving as a Coordinator in Teaching and Learning, overseeing Social Studies and English curriculum for grades 6-12. |
| Mr. Haselwander |  |
IT Support | |
| Ms. Laken |  |
Online Learning Lab/
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Under 13 years old and Digital Accounts
Your student under the age of 13 may be asked to create user accounts on digital applications for educational purposes as they relate to classroom instruction. The account creation will be under the direction or supervision of the classroom teacher. Student information required to create such an account is typically limited to school email address, user name, or birthdate for age verification. No other personal information will be shared with these digital applications. Use of these educational accounts is in accordance with the Kenosha Unified School District Acceptable Use Policy, School Board Policy 6633, the federal Children’s Internet Protection Act, and applicable state and local privacy laws.
If you do not want your child to create user accounts for digital applications, you should opt-out by notifying your child’s school in writing before September 18, 2020.
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