Mr. Hammond

Mr. Hammond is the social studies instructor for the Innovative Creative Collaborative (ICC).  He graduated from Garrett High School in 2016. While he was at Garrett, he was active in track, football, and was the captain and co-founder of the GHS Shotgun Sports Club in the last two years of his career. He was also heavily active in band and music by playing the baritone saxophone and in his last two years of being in band he was the head drum major for the Garrett Railroader Regiment. In August 2020, he won the national championship for shotgun sports at the AIM Grand American Trapshooting Championships. He went on to graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Saint Francis in 2020. 

He has a Master of Arts in Teaching program from the University of Saint Francis. When he is not working hard for the future, he enjoys spending time with his wife, Samantha, his son, Henry, and his Basset Hound, named Cooper and his other dog Winnie. Mr. Hammond also enjoys traveling the world. Victor and his wife have been to India and Italy in the past few years, in addition to various states across the country. It is an emphasis for them that they take one international trip at least every two years. They both enjoy the outdoors, going hiking, shooting, gardening, reading nonfiction, and studying history. As well, he enjoys coaching shooting sports in addition to being a learning coach for the ICC. The most interesting thing about him is that he is very self-conscious of other drivers in the rain's windshield wiper pace and rhythm in comparison to his.