Bonnie Methvin
Madame Methvin joined Campbell IB in the first year of the program. She teaches French levels 1,3,4,5 (9th, 10th and 11th graders). She spent three years at the University of Nottingham, studying French and Russian - then one further year at Nottingham training to be a teacher. She worked at a high school in England where she taught French for 7 years and was an administrator for another 7 years. She attended GSU for her Master’s in French.
Enjoy her answers to our questions below!
When I am not at school, you'll find me:
"At home with my husband, Bob, and our four cats."
What CHS clubs or activities are you involved in?
"I help Mr. Wendt raise money for “The Water Project.” I think that this is an excellent organization which is extremely well suited to the goals of the IB program. I am always in awe of how eager our students are to help raise money so that a community can have access to something we take for granted."
Words of advice for IB students:
"Be kind to yourself and to others."
Words of advice for parents of IB students:
"Be kind to your young’un! Adolescence is a tumultuous time. Try not to worry too much.
We teachers have hundreds of years of experience between us and we will do our utmost to steer the young’uns through the IB adventure without too much drama!"
If I wasn't a teacher, I would be.....
"....lost. I have never wanted to do anything else since the age of four!"
My students would be surprised to know....
"that I look forward to seeing them every day."
