All teacher disclosure statements are now located in the teachers’ Canvas page. If the disclosure statement is not there please contact the teacher directly. Click the link above for Canvas and log in with your parent portal account. If you need to create a portal account go here.
Dianne Adler
Teacher – ELA 9th, Fund
I was born and raised in Salt Lake and graduated from Highland High School. I attended Christian-Albrechts in Kiel Germany and the University of Utah. I graduated from the U with a Bachelor of Arts degree with an English major. Later I graduated again from the U with a Masters of Education degree. For the past twenty-nine years I have taught English at Evergreen Jr. High. Once it was decided that the 9th grade would move to the high school, I chose to move along with the 9th graders. My passion is my family and I love our get-togethers. After that I love to travel and have spent my summers traveling throughout the world with my favorite travel partner, my husband. I look forward to teaching English at Olympus.
Betsy Alexanderson
Teacher – ELA 10
I teach Sophomore English, am the Head Track Coach and Assistant Cross Country Coach
Susan Hollberg
Teacher – ELA 9 / AP Literature and Composition
Amy Jones
Teacher – ELA 11th, Pro. Read/Writing, School Success.
Carrie Miller
Teacher – ELA, Biology, Math.
I have a degree is Natural Resource Management from the University of Utah. I spent 7 years trapping, hiking and climbing trees for the Forest Service as a Wildlife Biologist to band hawks and our team was able to get one off of the Endangered Species List. I broke my neck, so the next logical step was to of course teach. Oddly, teenagers are a lot like wildlife. I have a SPED and ESL Endorsement and have taught with Granite for 17 years. I am very excited to be working at Olympus.
Stacey Oppermann
Teacher – ELA10, Reading Fund.
Monica Rowe
Teacher – ELA 12, 1010, 2010 CE.
Zachary Searle
Teacher – ELA 9, ELA 11, Creative Writing
Megan Smith
Teacher – ELA 10, European History, ESL
Angela VanBerckelaer
Teacher – ELA 11, 12
