Rebecca Dennis

Rebecca Dennis has a diverse work experience, starting in 2001 as a Life-guard/Swim Instructor at Tualatin Hills Park and Recreation. In 2004, they served as a StreetFest Leader during the Calvin College orientation. In 2005, they worked as a Student Teacher at Potter's House, teaching communication arts to 1st-3rd graders. The same year, they also worked as a Craft Shop Instructor at Snow Mt. Ranch YMCA, teaching various classes and leading Outdoor Education courses. In 2007, they were a GED Tutor at House of Ruth. From 2006, they worked at Beaverton School District, first as an Instructional Assistant, then as a Science Teacher. Rebecca taught a range of subjects and collaborated with teachers district-wide. Rebecca also had the role of Substitute Instructional Aid, helping teachers with daily duties. In 2009, they joined ACMA as a Science and SS Teacher, and has been working there since then.

Rebecca Dennis holds various degrees and has attended multiple institutions. Rebecca obtained a Bachelor of Science in Biology from Calvin University in 2006. Additionally, they pursued a Master of Arts in Teaching from George Fox University, specializing in Secondary Education, which they completed in 2008. During their time at George Fox University, they also earned a Master of Arts degree in Teaching. Prior to their enrollment at George Fox University, Rebecca studied Political Science at Calvin University from 2002 to 2006. Furthermore, they briefly attended Newberg High School in 2007 for unspecified studies. Additionally, Rebecca attended Calvin College for an unspecified period but earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a focus on India. Rebecca'seducational journey includes a brief enrollment at the Arts and Communication Magnet Academy in 2008-2009, although specific details about the degree or field of study are not provided.