So Long, Farewell, Auf Wiedersehen, Goodbye!
May 17, 2010
Clarissa Caruso, staff reporter
Filed under Features
Five teachers that we have had the privilege to learn from in past years won’t be returning in the fall. They have shared with us their future plans and their favorite memories of Pres:
Ms. Russo
Ms. Russo came to Pres right out of college and has been here for the past three years. She has enjoyed all of the immersion trips she has attended at Presentation. However, Ms. Russo has decided to follow a call to action against injustices and will be attending law school at the University of Denver this coming fall.
Mr. Hutchinson
Mr. Hutchinson has loved Pres, his first job out of college. For the past seven years he has grown here and hopes to be able to come back and coach the alumni soccer game and still be part of the community after he leaves.
Mr. Hutchinson will be marrying Ms. Russo this coming summer and they will move together to Colorado where he will be teaching at an all-boys school, Regis Jesuit High School. He has wanted to move to Colorado since his teens and looks forward to enjoying the activities that the Rocky Mountains have to offer. Some of Mr. Hutchinson’s favorite memories at Presentation have been making the Men of Pres movies, coaching soccer and being asked to speak at the 2006 graduation ceremony.
Mrs. Kissane
Mrs. Kissane has been at Presentation for 29 out of her 35 years of teaching and has decided that it is now time to leave. When asked what her favorite memory at Pres has been she said, “There have been far too many memories for me to narrow it down. Probably doing demos like my fireball demo because the kids always get excited.”
Mrs. Kissane said that her life at Pres has been great but, “when I don’t have to get up with an alarm clock, it will be worth it.”
Mr. Cozort
After 11 years at Pres, Mr. Cozort has accepted a position as an Instructional Technology Specialist at Bellarmine. He has formed many favorite memories at Pres, from coaching memories and technological advancements, to the Men of Pres events, the Baptisms of his two sons and his own Confirmation.
Mr. Cozort said, “I have a billion things I want to say. At Pres you are never at a loss for people who care about you. It’s a lot more than a job.”
Mrs. Teresi
Ms. Teresi will be leaving Presentation after seven years of teaching in order to teach AP psychology at Harker. Although she has many favorite memories, especially pertaining to May Day, Feast and other “community stuff,” Mrs. Teresi has especially enjoyed her 6th period AP psychology class this year. Ms. Teresi said, “I have been really lucky to work in such a wonderful place and I look forward to seeing everyone at the alum events.”
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