Mrs. Heather Faldmo
Teacher: Family & Consumer Sciences; FACS Department Chair
Work Phone: (385) 646-8860
Work Email: hfaldmo@graniteschools.org
Mrs. Faldmo has been at Granger High since 2006. She thinks the students at GHS are great! When she is not spending her time at G-House, she enjoys traveling with her husband. Go Lancers!
Mrs. Jackie Griffith
Teacher: Child Development, Early Childhood Education 1,2,3, Little Lancers Preschool; Advisor: Cheerleading
Mrs. Griffith is a new teacher at Granger and is excited to be here. She graduated from the University of Utah in 2011 with a Bachelor's of Science in Human Development & Family Studies and a Minor in Nutrition. She grew up near San Jose, CA, and loves the ocean. She was a mascot in high school and worked with children at her local YMCA. She loves to dance and is happy to be living her dream of teaching!
Mrs. Christine Hodgson
Teacher: Adult Roles & Responsibilities, Food and Nutrition 2, Clothing 2, Interior Design
Work Phone: (385) 646-1019
Work Email: cnhodgson@graniteschools.org
Mrs. Hodgson started teaching at North Davis Junior High in Clearfield, UT in 2012, and has been teaching at Granger High School since 2015. She enjoys cooking, sewing, watching movies, being outdoors and DIY projects. She grew up in Washington state before moving to Utah to attend Brigham Young University in Provo. She has a husband named Kyle and a blue beta fish named Roger.
Ms. Ruth Merrill
Teacher: French 1, Adult Roles and Responsibilities, Human Development
Work Phone: (385) 646-8805
Work Email: rmerrill@graniteschools.org
Ms. Merrill has been a teacher for 31 years, 28 years at West Lake Jr. High and 3 year at Granger. At West Lake, she taught FACS and French, mostly a combination of the two because she loves both subjects. In 2016, she finally graduated from middle school and is excited to be at Granger High teaching French 1, Adult Roles and Responsibilities and Human Development. Ms. Merrill received a BS from BYU a very long time ago and a Masters of Education from Harvard which she received in 1999. When she isn’t teaching, she is spending time with family, swimming, biking or reading a good book. She also loves to travel both overseas and road trips in the USA. She would love to see the entire world, but somehow always seems to end up in France.
