Mr. Trierweiler
Interviewer: How many cups of coffee do you drink a day?
Mr. Trierweiler: I drink zero cups of coffee a day, I think it tastes bad.
Interviewer: How many years have you been working in schools, and where did you get your college degrees?
Mr. Trierweiler: I have been working in various schools for eight years. I got various degrees from schools such as Western Michigan University, University of Texas, and Military schools. But, all of the hard work is worth it when I get to come to work every day and realize that I am impacting students lives.
Interviewer: How many different schools have you worked for, and which school is your favorite to work at?
Mr. Trierweiler: I have worked at many different schools. My favorite school is Delton for sure!
Interviewer: What are your opinions on bullying and vandalism in our school?
Mr. Trierweiler: It think the bullying problems are very small, and that the anti-bullying groups that started in November are impacting the bullying in a very positive way. I think the vandalism going on is disgusting, and needs to stop.
Interviewer: Finally, do you think everyone is doing a good job welcoming our new teachers Ms. Culbert and Mrs. Cantu?
Mr Trierweiler: I think everyone is doing a great job welcoming the new teachers, we are definitely glad that they are a part of our teaching staff!
Anonymous Student
Interviewer: Do you think Mr. Weldon is a good teacher, and if so, why is he such a great teacher?
Student: I think Mr. Weldon is a great teacher! I like him because he finds a fun way to teach everything! I also like him because he has good taste in music.
Interviewer: Are there any bullying problems in his class, and is his class hard or easy?
Student: There are no bullying problems in class, but there might be in the school as a whole. I think Mr. Weldon is a challenging teacher, he challenges students to learn, but not in a hard way.
