Mr. Griffith's Web page

Mr. Griffith's Personal History . . . 

I grew up in Chippewa Falls, WI and graduated from Chi-Hi.  I went to UW-Eau Claire, played football and wrestled for the Blugolds as well as coached at South Junior High, Eau Claire Memorial and Altoona.  I met my wife Kathy and graduated with a Mathematics Major and Physical Education Minor.

I have 5 children.  Gabbi, Jon John, Audi, A.J. and Tyler.  They are all grown now and we try and see them as often as we can.  We also have 3 little dogs, Peaches, Little Man and Dobby, two cats, Winky and Ginger and two little parakeets, Comet and Pickles.

My first teaching job I taught Computers and Math for 1 year at Eau Claire Regis, before moving on to the Spooner area.  While I was in Spooner, I was a Math and Computer Teacher, District Computer Coordinator, Assistant Principal, Athletic Director, Facilities Coordinator, Transportation Director and coached/advised many activities including HS & MS Football, Wrestling, Basketball, Volleyball, Soccer, Softball, Baseball, SADD Club, Class Advisor and participated in many community activities including the Knights of Columbus, Lions Club and the Spooner Rodeo.

I received a Masters degree in Education in Professional Development (emphasis in curriculum design and technology) from UW-Eau Claire.  I also was selected to the fourth group of WASDI (Wisconsin Academy of Staff Development Initiative) Lead Teachers group that studied and did research on brain development and educational leadership.  I went back to school again to receive a second Masters degree in Education Administration from UW-Superior

My last stint going to school I received a specialist degree in Driver Education at UW-Stout in Menomonie, WI.  From there I taught Driver Education at Spooner and for WITC (Wisconsin Indianhead Technical College) on weekends and during the evening.

I came to Cameron in the Summer of 2015.  I am currently the CAVE High School Math teacher.  From 2015 - 2023, I was also the CAVE Administrator.  I just could not give up working with students though when I retired in June of 2023, so I am continuing on teaching High School Math.

As one might say, you learn your whole life.  By my little resume' I do love education, I love to learn new things, and I really love working with students.  Please feel free to contact me with any questions regarding our programs (or math questions).  

Thank you for reading my page!

Mr. G.