This document contains a cover letter and resume for Michelle Haubner. She has a bachelor's degree in Spanish and Math education and is currently completing her fifth year of teaching. Her experience includes teaching Spanish, Math, and ESL in both the US and Mexico. She is seeking full or part-time employment and will be available after completing her current contract at the end of May 2017.

1. Michelle Lynn Haubner
(859)638-8193
9177 Susie Drive
Florence, KY
41042
shellhaubner@gmail.com
Overview
I attended Morehead State University in Morehead, KY, received a bachelor’s degree with a
double major in Spanish and Math, and am currently completing my fifth year of teaching.
Additionally, I have my teaching certification with endorsements in Math (grades 8-12), Spanish
(Kindergarten – 12th
), and English as a Second Language (ESL). I have partially completed my
masters in the Teacher Leader Program with ESL Endorsement at Georgetown College, and have
passed the ESL Praxis exam.
I love to learn and enjoy teaching others new things. In both high school and university, I have
consistently maintained a 4.0 GPA. Throughout the years, I have learned the importance of
being a hard and efficient worker. Upon graduating, my husband and I moved to Mexico for
three years where I worked as a Math teacher in an English immersion school. Throughout daily
life, I was able to solidify my skills in Spanish language and Mexican culture. Currently, I am
working at Randall K. Cooper High School. I began working at Cooper in August of 2015, and
in my time at Cooper, I have taught Spanish I, Spanish II, and Algebra II.
Throughout my job experience, I have gained proficiency in navigation of basic computer
software including Word (publisher, excel, and word processor). I am also fluent in both English
and Spanish. Also, I have learned how to manage time and organize clerical tasks in regards to
forms and paperwork both online and in writing. I am also able to lead, manage, and teach
groups of individuals giving clear instructions and expectations.
I will be available for employment upon completion of my current contract at the end of May
2017, and interested full or part-time positions depending on salary and schedule.
Employment
HIGH SCHOOL TEACHER – AUGUST 2015 TO PRESENT
Randall K. Cooper High School – Union, KY
Supervisor: Assistant Principal James Schroer
james.schroer@boone.kyschools.us
Phone: 859-384-5040
I have taught Algebra II, Spanish I, and Spanish II. I am also the head of the lesson planning
committee within the PBIS organization.

2. 8TH AND 9TH GRADE (ALGEBRA 1 AND GEOMETRY) TEACHER AND CURRICULUM WRITER – AUGUST
2012 – JULY 2015
Lincoln School – Guadalajara, Mexico
Supervisor: Margarita Rabellino/Chris Jones/Glenn Swarthout
margarabellino@hotmail.com chipperj@gmail.com swarthoutglenn55@gmail.com
Phone numbers may be provided upon request, but only Mexican lines are available.
My first year at this job, I taught 8th
and 9th
grade math covering Algebra 1 and Geometry. My
second year, our son was born and I took a year of part time work at the school starting a
program called , “Special math,” which was a program to facilitate advanced students in
mathematics courses since all the students are combined in the same Math courses at Lincoln. In
my last year I have been working full time with 9th
grade students covering Geometry.
Additionally, I have continued with the Special Math program and have been assigned to write
the 9th
grade Geometry Curriculum based upon the Common Core Standards used in the United
States, as the school here is accredited in the US.
Reason for leaving: Returned to U.S. to be closer to family.
PERSONAL ESL TUTOR – OCTOBER 2011 – DECEMBER 2011
Rowan County Middle School
Supervisor: Jenny Pennington
606-784-8911
jenny.pennington@rowan.kyschools.us
At this job, I worked as a private tutor to assist a girl in learning English who had recently
moved to the area from Mexico. I went in two hours a day, five days a week to work with her
one-on-one. I was required to form my own lessons and assessments to aid her in the English
learning process.
Reason for Leaving: I was relocated due to my clinical student teaching semester.
CAMPUS TUTOR – AUGUST 2010-JAN 2011 AND AUGUST 2011 - DEC 2011
Morehead State University
Supervisor: Alvin Madden-Grider
(606) 783-5181
a.madden@moreheadstate.edu
For this position, I tutored students in several subjects including Math, Spanish, and English. I
also was in charge of scheduling tutoring appointments in the computer system.
Reason for leaving: As a work study, it did not offer enough work hours.
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER, NOV. 2007—NOV. 2008 AND MAY 2010—JUNE 2010,
Little Red School House Day Care Center*
(859) 727-6934
Supervisor: Diane Babb
For this position I worked making lesson plans, managing a classroom, and interacting with
parents. I learned to be a people person and how to work out my own problems in classroom
situations.
Reason for leaving: I returned to university.
*When working at Little Red School House, I worked under my maiden name, Michelle
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3. Catanese.
Education:
Simon Kenton High School
Graduated May 2008 with Honors and Work Ethic Diploma
GPA 4.0
Morehead State University
Graduated Summa Cum Laude May 2012
Bachelors of Arts
Major in Mathematics teaching for grades 8-12
and Major in Spanish teaching certification for grades kindergarten-12
GPA:4.0
Georgetown College
In Progress
Teacher Leaders Master Program with ESL Endorsement**
GPA 4.0
**I have passed the ESL Praxis exam for certification
Honors and Activities
• Graduate Summa Cum Laude from Morehead State University – 2012
• Dean’s List: 2005-2008 at Simon Kenton and 2008 – 2012 at Morehead State University
• Spanish Honor Society (Collegiate level) – Spring 2011
• Educational Testing Service (ETS) Certificate of Excellence - June 2011
• Work Ethic Diploma: May 2008
• Governor Scholar’s Program: Summer 2007
CROSSROADS COMMUNITY CHURCH YOUTH GROUP: JULY 2015 – OCTOBER 2016:
I was in charge of leading the first impressions team to greet students as they arrived at the high
school service. We helped students feel welcome and guided new students through what the
evening would look like.
AMP YOUTH GROUP: JANUARY 2010 – MAY 2012:
I work with AMP Youth Group at Faith Christian Center. Every Sunday night we have youth
meetings. I help to plan events for each week and occasional special events, such as service days
or conference trips. I am also present at every meeting to spend time with the youth.
MOREHEAD ADULT LEARNING CENTER: AUGUST 2010 – MAY 2011:
I taught English to local Hispanic people once a week at Herald White Lumberyard via the Adult
Learning Center affiliated with Morehead State University. Supervisor: Debbie Wiener (859)
404-1692. d.weiner@moreheadstate.edu
JESUS ES EL CAMINO: JULY 2009 – AUGUST 2009:
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4. I taught English in Santiago Chile through the mission Jesus es el Camino. I taught once a week
alongside other teachers. We worked with various levels of learners in small groups.
Supervisor: Jack Swanson chilemission@hotmail.com
Abilities
• I can speak Spanish at an expert level, and I am able to communicate effectively with
native speakers of the language.
• I am a fast learner, and I can easily navigate computer systems.
• I enjoy meeting new people, serving them, and being friendly.
• I love to teach and involve others in learning processes.
• I have had several experiences and opportunities in the field of education.
References
Nichole Braun
Program Director in Newport Adult Learning Center
(859) 380 – 0488
nichole.braun@newport.kyschools.us
Known for one year as a friend
Bev Brittian
Lincoln School Mentor Teacher/Math Curriculum
Phone: (513) 403 – 6623
brittainbev@gmail.com
Known for 4 years co-worker and mentor
Clare Bell
Middle School coordinator in Mexico
cjbelln@hotmail.com
Known 3 years as a supervisor
Dan Skidmore
Highlands High School
Phone: (859) 760 – 7641
dan.skidmore@fortthomas.kyschools.us
Known for 4 years as teacher and mentor
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