Kathy Antczak
Teacher
Sixth Grade
Hello, my name is Mrs. Antczak. This is my 6th year teaching 6th grade in Utah, and my 2nd year at Elk Run. I love everything about 6th grade, and sixth graders! I love, love, love my job, and I am honored to be a teacher here at Elk Run. Thanks for sharing your kiddos with me.
Mrs. Cindi Long-Fisher
Teacher
Sixth Grade
My name is Mrs. Long-Fisher, and this is my 17th year teaching. What I love most about teaching is is the time I get to spend with our future. I love watching my students learn more about the world that they live in. I envision my future in the hands of the students in my classroom and I smile. I look forward to working with amazing students and colleagues. I am truly excited to have another year here at Elk Run Elementary. I love the opportunity to learn and grow and become a better person.
Mrs. Cynthia Schmidt
Teacher
Sixth Grade
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Having a classroom of my own has been a longtime goal and after about 23 years of substituting at the neighborhood school, I have finally reached it! I am excited to join the wonderful staff at Elk Run Elementary teaching 6th grade. I have six children, all grown, and 11 grandchildren. My husband of 40 years has been my greatest supporter. I have lived all over Utah and even for a time in Washington D.C. but have called West Valley home for 38 years. I love to eat ice cream sandwiches, sing and play the piano, look at cookbooks and magazines, watch movies and TV series and I try to grow a garden. I am looking forward to a fabulous first year!
Ms. Cassandra Steinmiller
Teacher
Sixth grade
Ms. Steinmiller has been teaching 4th, 5th, and 6th graders for over a decade now. Every morning begins with a sparkle in her eyes, as she greets her students with a warm welcome upon entry. It doesn't matter what time you walk by or pop in, there is a feeling of calm. It's such a nice feeling for students!
Ms. Steinmiller believes in giving her students one thing every single day to look forward to. Those one, little things sure do add up. Ms. Steinmiller also believes that good habits and routines are what will carry you through, and they do.
Great things are happening in this classroom!
