Regina Grubb

COVID-19 response...

Parents and Students : I will be conducting class with the usual via Google Classroom as we have been using this online resource all year. I will be posting the regular "weekly update" on Mondays around 11am. Students can message me through classroom, via email, or simply comment on a post or assignment (as others may have the same questions). I sent home some materials for students to use in some upcoming projects, if your student did not receive them I will devise some alternatives. Stay safe, stay healthy (wash your hands), and enjoy a walk outside each day. We will get through this together!

INSPIRE

Teaching since 1993

Auburn School District
Edmonds Community College
Clover Park Technical College
North Kitsap School District
Granite Falls School District

My name is Regina Grubb. I have been proudly teaching Horticulture Science at Auburn Mountainview High School since it opened its doors in 2005. I grew up in East Renton and attended Oliver M. Hazen High School. I received by B.S. in Plant Science with an emphasis in Landscape Horticulture from the University of Idaho and finished courses towards my M.S. in Agriculture with an emphasis in Urban and Sustainable Agriculture at Washington State University. I worked in a variety of settings after college: greenhouse grower, landscape management, nursery manager, indoor plant technician, floral designer to name a few. I also ran my own landscape design, consulting and contracting business for 14 years. I have two fantastic adult children making an impact in their prospective careers in Environmental Studies and Robotics. I love spending time outdoors, especially in my garden and out on a good hike or a weekend camping. I enjoy knitting, researching genealogy and solving puzzles when I am not planning my next adventure.

Awards/Accomplishments

FIRST Tech Challenge Team, Roarbotics: 2014 State Championships (Tesla League Champions); 2015 State Championships (Innovate Award) moved onto Western Super Regional; 2020 State Championship Winners! (Tesla League Champions) moved onto World Championships.
FIRST Robotics Team, Lion Robotics, attended World Championships in 2013 (Regional Chairman's Award), 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017 (Turing Division Winners) & 2019 (Roebling Division Winners).
Pacific Northwest Volunteer of the Year Award - Washington FIRST Robotics (2018)
Dropout Prevention through Farm Engagement Grant -$50K (OSPI 2012-2014)
Auburn Mountainview Volunteer of the Year Award - Washington FIRST Robotics (2014)
Symetra/Seahawks "Heroes in the Classroom" (2012)

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