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Emily Goldstein

Goldstein, Emily

Physical Therapist

ergoldstein@seattleschools.org
Hamsa Abdulle

Hamsa, Abdulle

Bilingual Instructional Assistant

haabdulle@seattleschools.org

Harding, Jamil

Student and Family Advocate

jtharding@seattleschools.org
Amy Hashiguchi

Hashiguchi, Amy

Social Worker, Homeless/McKinney Vento Program

athashiguchi@seattleschools.org
Kevin Hernandez

Hernandez, Kevin

Youth Services Assistant

kjhernandez@seattleschools.org

Hollaway, Lian

Instructional Assistant

lshollaway@seattleschools.org
Angel Hoy

Hoy, Angel

Student Mentor

anhoy@seattleschools.org
Jonathan Hughes

Hughes, Jonathan

Physical Education Teacher

jchughes@seattleschools.org

Mr. Hughes has been an educator for a decade now (Madrona, South Shore, Cleveland). As a long time coach, he has created unique opportunities for Central/South Seattle student athletes, including international competition in China. Hughes has coached baseball, softball, basketball, and soccer. In 2019 he was inducted into the North American Fastpitch Association Coaches Hall of Fame.

Hughes has three daughters that played softball at Garfield (in 2019 Garfield won the state championship with many players Hughes coached with Seattle Spice Inner City).

Hughes was a local attorney before beginning his career in education. Athletics has always been a huge focus, as Hughes played football at Univ. of San Diego and was a cheerleader at Univ. of New Mexico.

Hughes has focused on increasing participation for Eagle student athletes and in 2019 brought in two new sports: girls bowling and slowpitch softball.

When Hughes is not coaching/teaching, you can find him fishing on his kayak, hanging with his family, or protesting in the streets for Black Lives Matter.

Instagram: @clevelandeagleathletics

www.clevelandeagles.org

Jennings, Sandra

Lunchroom Manager

sljennings@seattleschools.org
Isaura Jimenez

Jimenez, Isaura

Humanities Teacher

isjimenez@seattleschools.org

Hi all, my name is isaura jiménez guerra (they/them) and I go by Mx. jiménez guerra.
This is my first year at Cleveland. I have spent the last 12 years working alongside young people and their families in South King County as a youth organizer, a case manager, and most recently as a teacher. I'm excited to join our school community as an 11th grade humanities teacher and a 9th grade advisory teacher.

If you have any questions you can always reach me at isjimenez@seattleschools.org , or through our class echo page.__________________________________________________

Hola a todas/todos/todes, mi nombre es isaura jiménez guerra (elle) y me pueden referir como Mx. jiménez guerra.
Este es mi primer año en Cleveland. He tenido el placer de trabajar con las familias en el sur del condado de King por los pasados 12 años, primero como una organizadora, después como trabajodere social, y ahora como maestre. Estoy emocionade de unirme a nuestra comunidad escolar como maestre de humanidades del 11 ° grado y maestre de tutoría del 9 ° grado.

Si tiene alguna pregunta, siempre puede comunicarse conmigo por correo electrónico usando esta dirección, isjimenez@seattleschools.org, o a través de nuestra página de clase en echo.

Personal Message

Semester 1 Schedule:

1st/2nd: 11th Grade Humanities co-taught with Mr. Laude

 

3rd/4th: 11th Grade Humanities

 

5th/6th:Planning Period

 

7th/8th: 11th Grade Humanities

9th Grade Advisory

Victoria Jones

Jones, Victoria

World Language Teacher

vsjones@seattleschools.org
Dan Jurdy

Jurdy, Dan

Athletics Director

dgjurdy@seattleschools.org
Tymmony Keegan

Keegan, Tymmony

Humanities Teacher

tjkeegan@seattleschools.org

10th grade Humanities
Class schedule: Coming soon!
Office hours: Coming soon!
Gender pronouns: she/her
Ethnicity: Mixed race (Black and White)

These are extraordinary times that while riddled with heartache, trauma, and growing inequalities, are also times that are filled with hope and possibility. It is my goal and my duty as an educator - particularly as an educator of color who teaches young people of color - to help those young people uncover their truths and manifest their dreams so that they feel empowered to liberate themselves and the world.

I'm entering my 6th year as an educator and am officially claiming the title of an abolitionist teacher, which means I am committed to...'the practice of working in solidarity with communities of color while drawing on the imagination, creativity, refusal, (re)membering, visionary thinking, healing, rebellious spirit, boldness, determination, and subversiveness of abolitionists to eradicate injustice in and outside of schools' (Dr. Bettina Love -- We Want To Do More Than Survive: Abolitionist Teaching and the Pursuit of Educational Freedom).

I am excited to be a part of the Cleveland community - go Eagles!

Kerby, Jack

Custodian

jtkerby@seattleschools.org
Chloe Kimiai

Kimiai, Chloe

Counselor Last Names Ni-Z

cbkimiai@seattleschools.org
Diana Klatte

Klatte, Diana

Math Teacher

dhklatte@seattleschools.org
Tyson Koyano

Koyano, Tyson

Humanities Teacher

tnkoyano@seattleschools.org
Jeffrey Lam

Lam, Jeff

Principal

jklam@seattleschools.org
Earl Le

Le, Earl

Humanities Teacher

etle@seattleschools.org
Christal Lee

Lee, Christal

Science Teacher

colee@seattleschools.org