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Louise Wolfe, 2011 Teacher of the Year: Matanzas High School

January 13, 2011 | FlaglerLive | Leave a Comment

louise wolfe matanzas high school math teacher of the year flagler county 2011
Louise Wolfe

I teach mathematics at Matanzas High School. I hadn’t always planned on being a teacher, but I’m extremely happy that I decided to follow in the footsteps of my father. I grew up in Long Island, N.Y., and I had the privilege of having my father as a teacher throughout my high school tenure. Upon graduation from Shoreham–Wading River High School, I attended the State University of New York at Fredonia (SUNY Fredonia). I graduated from SUNY Fredonia in 2005 with my Bachelor’s in Chemistry. After graduation, I decided that working in a chemistry lab studying inorganic synthesis for the rest of my life just wasn’t for me.

After graduation I moved to Palm Coast to be closer to my parents, Bob and Carol Wolfe. Both parents were very supportive and encouraged me to go into the teaching profession. During the fall of 2005, I began taking the teacher certification classes at Daytona State College and applied for a teaching position at the newly opened Matanzas High School.

I was hired as a permanent sub for a teacher on maternity leave, but by the end of that school year I was hired as a full-time teacher. My entire teaching career has been at Matanzas High School, and I wouldn’t have wanted it any other way. I currently teach Trigonometry, Statistics, and Algebra II Honors; however, I have also taught Geometry, Geometry Honors, and Algebra I. In addition to teaching at Matanzas, I’m also the Head Girls Golf Coach, Head Girls Basketball Coach, and the Varsity Assistant Girls Lacrosse Coach. I have been blessed to have the opportunity to work with such an incredible administrative team, as well as many wonderful teachers, including my older brother, James, who teaches English. I look forward to continuing to teach at Matanzas for many years to come. Go Pirates!


Click on each teacher’s or employee’s name in the table below to go to his or her page.

2011 Flagler County Teachers and Employees of the Year, By School (Click on Each Name to Read the Honoree's Story)

Teachers of the Year
School or Location
Joan Blasingame
Old Kings Elementary School
Deborah Breeding
Bunnell Elementary School
Cara Cronk
Indian Trails Middle School
Heather Doutrick
Rymfire Elementary School
Agatha Lee*
Belle Terre Elementary School
Christina Miller
Buddy Taylor Middle School
James Pignatiello
Flagler Palm Coast High School
Maureen Stowell
Adult Education
Beverly Thompson
Wadsworth Elementary
William Brian Tuttle
Pathways Academy
Louise Wolfe
Matanzas High School
Employees of the Year
Dario Arias
Custodial Services
Liz Astuto
Wadsworth Elementary
Laura Cappello
Plant Services
Margaret Carcagente*
Belle Terre Elementary
Gillian Ceballos
Indian Trails Middle School
Christina Connors
Rymfire Elementary
Peggi Hammack (Koch)
Old Kings Elementary
Angela Harris
Food Service
Roberta Kalva
Buddy Taylor Elementary
Cindy Kyska
Pathways Academy
Veronica Maggs
Adult Education
Shelley Rashelle Martin
Government Service Building
Darise Anne Pagello
Flagler Palm Coast High
Anne Risley
Transportation
Kathy Summerlot
Matanzas High School
Kimberly Turner
Bunnell Elementary School
(*) Winners of district-wide honors.

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