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Holly Kee - Johnston City High School

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Thanks to everyone who helped in making the JCHS Homecoming 2009 a success!

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My Mission

As a teacher, I want to be remembered as being the one who inspired a student to follow a dream. In twenty-five or so years, I want at least one student to say to me, "Mrs. Kee, you may have presented 'Macbeth', but you taught me life." I want my students to learn enough to ask questions. It is my hope that they will become life-long learners who will pass on their love for learning.


It is always said that the hard-luck lesson is the one learned the best. I feel that this is entirely true. Vince Lombardi once said, "The greatest accomplishment is not in never falling, but in rising again after you fall." This saying is posted on the wall at the front of the classroom. I try to instill it in all of my students by encouraging them to try new things and to answer questions and delve into knowledge with which they are not comfortable. In this way, I can foster a love for learning.

Not to be cliche', but technology is the key to the 21st century. Without at least a basic working knowledge of technology, our students will be alone in a technology-driven world. I hope that by actively and creatively integrating technology into whatever academic subject I am teaching, that I will be able to give my students the self-confidence to pursue their own technological quests.

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"The greatest accomplishment is not in never falling, but in rising again after you fall."

-- Vince Lombardi

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Mrs. Kee at JCHS

Copyright 2002, Holly Kee

Last revised October 18, 2009.