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Information for Parents
I update Aeries every day
This is the best way to see if there are missing assignments
Google Classroom is only used as a reminder to do the work, but the work is found here on my website
My e-mail: asindel@esusd.org (I will always respond within 24 hours on weekdays)
My Zoom room is: 760-709-0000
Who is Mr. Sindel?
Who is Mr. Sindel?
Andrew Sindel has worked at LVHS since 2016. He is passionate about mathematics, teaching, learning, and the growth mindset.
Email: asindel@esusd.org
Born: Auburn, CA
Raised: Colfax, CA
Education: Colfax HS & UC-Davis
Hobbies: Skiing at June Mountain, walking with his family, & playing with his kids
Favorite Book: Red Rising Saga
Favorite Song: Greta Van Fleet - Light My Love
Favorite Movie: The Matrix
Favorite Show: Breaking Bad
Favorite Anime: Sword Art Online
Favorite Manga: Berserk
Favorite Mathematician: John von Neumann
Favorite Number: 333
1 Item of My Bucket List: Create an AI that can teach students 1-on-1 (Wow . . . I had this typed up in 2017 and it might be a reality now . . .)
My Hero: My mom (who told me every day as a kid to not to be a teacher)
Trivia: I can sing the alphabet backwards faster than I can forwards
Awards: Carlston Outstanding Teachers of America Award (2025) (Newswave) (The Sheet)
Mr. Sindel working with a student to help analyze a rational function in AP Calculus.
Mr. Sindel is passionate about his Owala water bottle. It is the superior water bottle. With one button anyone can sip from a straw or dump water. With a natural locking mechanism to avoid the water bottle opening up in your backpack that doubles as a way to carry the water bottle, the Owala water bottle also has a removable silicone seal. If you want to take a break from math and start a 2+ minute tangent, ask Mr. Sindel about his Owala water bottle.
Mr. Sindel uses participation cards in his classes. If you are a freshman, you will recognize the back of the 2K cards.
All sophomores get a custom Hearthstone participation card
All juniors get a custom Magic the Gathering participation card
All seniors get a custom Pokemon participation card
Mr. Sindel loves the random and fun areas of math. Here he is with a lesson starting out about the weird pattern of light on the inside of a coffee mug that ends talking about a mathematical topic called envelopes.
Celebrating Pi day in 2023 by calculating the first 9 digits of pi without a calculator.
Working at the haunted house in 2019, Mr. Sindel played Snape!
This was my Zoom Station when I taught at home in 2020.
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