• About Me

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    Name:  Kaitlyn McGlynn
    School:  Upper Merion Area Middle School
    Room Numbers:  C105 & C106
    Position:  7th Grade ELA & Math Co-Teacher
    Email:  kmcglynn@umasd.org

     

    Hi there!  This is my 6th year teaching at Upper Merion Middle School, and I am excited to be here!  Previously, I taught for 8 years at Arcola Intermediate School as a 7th grade learning support teacher.  I graduated from Methacton High School in 2005, and I attended Cabrini College, earning degrees in Special Education and Elementary Education.  More recently, I earned a Masters of Reading from West Chester University and just finished my Masters of Special Education this past spring.  I also hold certifications in middle grade ELA and Math and am a certified Reading Specialist.

    As of July 2021, I am a mom of 2!  I have a son, Danny, and a daughter, Caroline.  They both have big personalities, and we love going on adventures as a family together!

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    kids 2  

    I love spending time outdoors, either at the beach, hiking, or exploring somewhere new.  My favorite destination so far has been Glacier National Park - check out a couple of pictures from my honeymoon back in 2016!

    Highline Trail   Avalanche Lake

    Reading is another way I spend my free time, and I love getting new book recommendations, so let me know if you liked a book you've read recently!

    As a teacher, my students are the most important thing to me.  I always do my best to ensure I am supporting all of my students in the best way possible, which means no two students are treated exactly the same.  I'm big on communication, so if you have a question or concern, please talk to me!  If you have questions or concerns, please contact me via email.  I check email frequently, and you will get the quickest response through this mode of communication.  I am looking forward to a great year, and I hope you are too!

    "The kids in our classroom are infinitely more significant than the subject matter we teach."  -Meladee McCarty