It’s game on for this new Churchill teacher
First-year teacher Tristan Landrus can’t wait to meet his students at Churchill High School. He’ll be teaching Animation and Video Game design as a Career and Technical Education (CTE) course.
“I’m so excited,” said Landrus. “It’s really cool to be able to give a space to students who are interested in tech or video games. One of my goals is to eventually start an E-Sports team to create even more opportunities for these kids.”
The opportunities that Landrus will bring to his students will be anchored in his real-world experience. He has a wealth of experience and knowledge to offer thanks to his background working in cybersecurity and IT.
“I worked with USAA for a few years before I decided I wanted to do something more. I met with Mr. Bloomer, and Churchill was a perfect fit for me.”
Landrus will navigate his first year in the classroom with guidance from our First Year Teacher Academy. He’ll have a mentor teacher he can lean on all year while experiencing the many “firsts” that come with teaching.
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