Instructor Web site:
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WCC Office: TI 214 F
Office Phone: (734) 677-5361
Ms. Broderick has been teaching with the WTMC staff for four years. She brings another three years of teaching experience from Southfield High School (biology, chemistry) and seven years of experience from Washtenaw Community College (chemistry).
Prior to teaching, Ms. Broderick worked as a chemist using spectroscopy instrumentation to test water and soil samples for various levels of metal contamination. Ms. Broderick has also worked in recycling, outdoor education, landscaping, restaurants and a brief stint at building futon frames for a local retailer. She is a life long learner and has continued to take coursework in science and math. Outside of the classroom you might find her plucking the strings of a mandolin, sailing, or cross country skiing. Back to top
WCC Office: TI 214 S
Office Phone: (734) 477-8557
Monica embraces the non traditional route of education including parochial, charter and home schooling.
She received her degree of the University of Michigan with a secondary teaching certificate in Mathematics. She is married and has four children who are all on their journey in secondary or post secondary education. In her spare time she enjoys hiking, camping, reading and spending time with family and friends. Back to topOffice Phone: (734) 477-8792
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Office Phone: (734) 677-5255
Katie Glupker began her teaching career as an educator in the International Baccalaureate Program at an international high school in Shanghai, China. As a result of this experience Ms. Glupker decided to attend the Secondary Education Masters and Certification Program at the University of Michigan, and she completed a teaching internship at Willow Run High School this past year. Ms. Glupker is the faculty sponsor for the WTMC Student Council and enjoys working with students to enrich the WTMC experience. Back to top
WCC Office: TI 214 D
Office Phone: (734) 477-8573
Mr. Horn has been a teaching consultant at WTMC since 2005. He earned his undergraduate degree at Central Michigan University and his Master's in General Education Administration at the University of Michigan. He has worked for the Washtenaw Intermediate School District for 32 years in general, alternative and community based settings. He also worked with state and county agencies as a rehabilitation counselor to prepare students to make the transition to independent living and employment. Back to top
WCC Office: TI 214 I
Office Phone: (734) 677-5381
Mrs. Klemmer has been teaching mathematics at WTMC since 2006. She attended Eastern Michigan University and graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics and Computer Science. Mrs. Klemmer also has a M.A. in Mathematics Education from Marygrove College. Mrs. Klemmer loves teaching at WTMC because of the many opportunities a middle college offers to high school students. Back to top
WCC Office: TI 214 h
Office Phone: 734-677-5360
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WCC Office: TI 214 D
Office Phone: (734) 677-5211
Mona has spent time as a special education teacher in the Plymouth - Canton Community Schools and the Dexter Public Schools. Ms. Moorman has served as a supervisor of Special Education Student Teachers for Eastern Michigan University. Additionally, Ms. Moorman is a published writer of fiction and poetry. Ms. Moorman is incredibly skilled and a gifted educator. Under her leadership, our WTMC Special Education needs will be met with honor and integrity. Back to top
WCC Office: TI 214 S
Office Phone: (734) 677-5157
Born and raised in Ann Arbor, I have recently returned to southeastern Michigan from Washington State. Years of living abroad the spontaneity, the wonder, and the immediacy of each of life's lessons have greatly influenced my teaching. In other words, I'm excited to bring a wide and eccentric variety of experiences into the classroom. These experiences include: starving, waist-deep in Patagonian mud; reading Borges until sunset in an Argentine cemetery; enduring a semester of full-time teaching coupled with graduate school; and teaching young people to be safe on the waters of Puget Sound.
From my own experiences in the world, I want to encourage students to explore their worlds; writing is our vehicle for this process. To follow T.S. Eliot's words, "And the end of all our exploring/Will be to arrive where we started/And know the place for the first time." Through writing, I believe that students can temporarily leave their places of familiarity and comfort, safely exploring the spaces and perspectives of others. When they return, it is to the same place-but a place made new by what they've learned along the way."
Mr. Rosewig has a Master's degree in Education from the University of Michigan and is a certified teacher of English and Psychology. Back to top
Office Phone: (734) 677-5362
Mrs. Zimmerman graduated from Michigan State University in 2003. Prior to coming to WTMC, she has taught math in Allen Park and Plymouth-Canton. She also taught adult education in Farmington for two years.
Outside of teaching, Mrs. Zimmerman enjoys spending time with her family and friends, reading, cooking, and going for runs with her dog. Mrs. Zimmerman and her husband are proud supporters of Michigan State athletics and go to as many football and basketball games as they can every year. Back to top
WCC Office: TI 214 M
Office Phone: (734) 973-3599
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WCC Office: TI 214 L
Office Phone: (734) 677-5044
Ms. Frederick came to WTMC in October of 2007, after 12 years as a program administrator for JVS, a large non-profit organization in metro Detroit. Prior to that, Ms. Frederick worked as the Adult Education director for Elyria Schools in Ohio. In addition, she has taught college reading, math and study skills classes at community colleges in both Michigan and Ohio. She is very pleased to have joined the WTMC team and enjoys the opportunities to contribute to the WTMC mission.
As Director of Educational Services and Information, Ms. Frederick is responsible for all state reporting for pupil accounting and school data, and for ensuring that WTMC's data in PowerSchool is accurate and complete.In her leisure time, Ms. Frederick enjoys spending time with her family and friends, reading and researching on such topics as organic gardening and herbs, watching independent films and spending time in the mountains of North Carolina. Back to top
WCC Office: TI 214 P
Office Phone: (734) 973-3376
Carole Pause is a WTMC Administrative Assistant and Records Clerk. She is responsible for student records, including transcripts; and coordinates most student testing, among other projects. She has a degree in Business Education from Bowling Green State University and started her post-college career as a teacher of adult students the skills of administrative assistant. After a couple of years of teaching, Carole found her true talent was in was in actually being an administrative assistant and she moved into the world of business and worked in both the manufacturing and the retail industry. She joined the staff at WTMC in the summer of 2006.
In her non-school time, Carole Pause like to spend time with her family going to museums, parks, and shopping as well as visiting extended family in Ohio. She also likes to read various types of media, do research on the internet, enjoys the topic of space-related science fiction, and relaxes by watching TV and movies.
Carole is happy to be in the educational field again and likes WTMC for the choice it gives students who want a challenging alternative to the traditional high school experience. Back to top
WCC Office: TI 214 A
Office Phone: (734) 973-3410
Pat Sahakian has been an administrative assistant with WTMC since 1998. She began her connection with WTMC as a parent volunteer in the office during the first year of WTMC's existence in 1997. She has a degree in elementary education from the University of Michigan (1969). Ms. Sahakian served on the Manchester School Board for 12 years.
In her spare time she enjoys her family, journaling, photography, hooking rugs and traveling. She has climbed Mt. Kilimanjaro, rafted through the Grand Canyon and sailed to the Galapagos. She is always ready for the next adventure.
Mrs. Sahakian loves helping students and parents with their WTMC experience. She considers being a part of WTMC a marvelous privilege because it gives students an exciting educational choice within the public school system. Back to top