Mrs. Mosebach Interview

Interviewing Team: What is your favorite part about teaching?

Mrs. Mosebach: Getting to meet all of the students.

Interviewing Team: What is your least favorite part about teaching?

Mrs. Mosebach: The paperwork.

Interviewing Team: How many years have you been teaching at Delton?

Mrs. Mosebach: I have been teaching for 14 at Delton, but 16 total.

Interviewing Team: On average, about how many cupes of coffee do you drink per day?

Mrs. Mosebach: Just one cup.

Interviewing Team: Is teaching a busy job?

Mrs. Mosebach: Yes!

Interviewing Team: What is your favorite color?

Mrs. Mosebach: Dark turqoise.

Interviewing Team: What is your favorite food?

Mrs. Mosebach: Pizza.

Interviewing Team: How many different countries have you visited?

Mrs. Mosebach: I have been to 3 different countries.

Interviewing Team: How many children do you have?

Mrs. Mosebach: Two.

Interviewing Team: How many siblings do you have?

Mrs. Mosebach: Five brothers and sisters. In fact, my twin sister teaches at the high school.

Mrs. Kiel Interview

Interviewing Team: How many years have you been teaching?


Mrs. Kiel: I have been teaching for 11 years.

Interviewing Team:On average, how many cups of coffee do you drink in a day?

Mrs. Kiel: About 1 to 2 cups a day.

Interviewing Team:What is your favorite part about teaching?


Mrs. Kiel: My favorite part is seeing and hearing the students speak Spanish, and when they understand things.

Interviewing Team:What is your least favorite part about teaching?


Mrs. Kiel: All of the required meetings.

Interviewing Team: What did you want to grow up to be when you were a little kid?

Mrs. Kiel: I wanted to be a marine biologist or a market research analysist.

Interviewing Team: What is your favorite food?


Mrs. Kiel: Barbeque wings.

Interviewing Team:What is your favorite color?


Mrs. Kiel: Purple.

Interviewing Team:What is your favorite Spanish food?

Mrs. Kiel: Real, fresh corn tortillas.

Interviewing Team: How many foreign countries have you visited?


Mrs. Kiel: At least eight.

Interviewing Team: What is your favorite country to visit?

Mrs. Kiel: Mexico.

Mrs. Cantou Interview

Interviewing Team: On average how many cups of coffee do you drink a day?

Mrs. Cantou: One cup of coffee a day.

Interviewing Team:  How many years have you been teaching?

 Mrs. Cantou: 3 years.

Interviewing Team: Where did you teach prior to coming into Delton?

Mrs. Cantou: Colorado Springs Middle School.

Interveiwing Team: How do you like delton?

Mrs. Cantou: I love it here! the staff and students are very welcoming.

Mr. Groesbeck Interview

Interviewing Team: On average, how many cups of coffee do you drink a day?

Mr. Groesbeck: 2 cups.

Interviewing Team: On average, hom many hours a night do you spend grading papers?

Mr. Groesbeck: One and a half hours, between 3 and 6 o'clock.

Interviewing Team: How many years have you been teaching?

Mr. Groesbeck: 28 years, starting in the fall on 1984.

Interviewing Team: What question are you asked most by students?

Mr. Groesbeck: Are we going to da anything fun today?

Interviewing Team: You are a runner. On average, how many miles a week do you run?

Mr. Groesbeck: I run about 12 miles a week.

Mrs. Hatton Interview

Interviewing Team: How many years have you been teaching?

Mrs Hatton:I have been teaching for about 14 years.

Interviewing Team: On average, how many cups of coffee do you drink a day?

Mrs. Hatton:About 2 cups a day.

Interviewing Team: What is your favorite part about teaching?

Mrs. Hatton:Watching the students learn.

Interviewing Team:What is your least favortie part of teaching?

Mrs. Hatton:Disciplining students.

Interviewing Team:What did you want to be when you were a little kid?

Mrs. Hatton:I wanted to be either a psychologist or an artist.

Interviewing Team:What are your grades based off of?

Mrs. Hatton:I base them off of projects and participation.

Interviewing Team:What is your favortie color?

Mrs Hatton:Purple.

Interviewing Team:What genre of music do you prefer?

Mrs. Hatton: I like all.

Interviewing Team:What is your favorite song?

Mrs. Hatton: Don't Stop Believing, by Journey.

Interviewing Team:What happens if a project brakes?

Mrs. Hatton: I let them go beyond the due date depending on the severity of the break.

Interviewing Team:What is your stance on the fact that band students dont get to have art?

Mrs. Hatton: I think that the band students are left out, and that they should have a different schedule with art.

Mr. Shipley Interivew

Interviewing Team: How many years have you been teaching?

Mr. Shipley: I have been teaching for 23 yeas, but only 15 at Delton. 

Interviewing Team: What is your favorite part of teaching?

Mr. Shipley: My favorite part of teaching is teaching students who want to learn.

Interviewing Team: What is the hardest part of teaching?

Mr. Shipley: The hardest part is teaching kids who don't want to learn.

Interviewing Team: On average who many cups of coffee do you drink a day?

Mr. Shipley: About 3 cups.

Interviewing Team: What did you want to grow up to be when you were a little kid.


Mr. Shipley: When I was a little kid, I wanted to be a forest ranger, but i decided against it.

Interviewing Team: is teaching a busy job?

Mr. Shipley: It is a very busy job, and I often have to take work home with me. 

Mrs. Cleveland Interview

Interviewing Team: How many years have you been teaching?

Mrs. Cleveland: I have been teaching for a total of 30 years.

Interviewing Team: What grades have you taught?

Mrs. Cleveland: I used to teach 3rd, 4th, then 5th, but now I am teaching the 6th.

Interviewing Team: What is the hardest part of teaching?

Mrs. Cleveland: The hardest part is reaching all of the students.

Interviewing Team: Is teaching busy?

Mrs. Cleveland: It is a very busy job.

Interviewing Team: What did you want to be when you were a little kid?

Mrs. Cleveland: I always wanted to be a nurse.

Interviewing Team: On average how many cups of coffee do you drink a day?

Mrs. Cleveland: I drink about 4 cups a day, but I also like Diet Coke.

Interviewing Team: What is your favorite part of teaching?

Mrs. Cleveland: My favorite part of teaching is watching students grow and mature, as well as giving freedom to the students.