Samuel WIlbur
Journalism and US History
CONTACT INFO
CONTACT INFO
Email: Samuel.Wilbur@mpls.k12.mn.us
School Office: (612) 668-1700
School Fax: (612) 668-1770
ABOUT ME
ABOUT ME
I've been teaching in the Minneapolis Public School District since 2008 and North High since 2014!
I've been teaching in the Minneapolis Public School District since 2008 and North High since 2014!
I've had the rare pleasure to teach at over 50 public schools in Minneapolis, and out of all of them, I chose to teach at North! I love the strong sense of community and pride that runs through the halls of North High, the intimate-sized classrooms where students get more face-time with their teachers, and the freedom to integrate the Arts and STEM into my curriculum. I enjoy teaching Human Geography, Race and Identity, and Journalism because it prepares our students to be active members of society. Students learn that they have a voice in this world, and they can change it to better serve themselves and their communities.
I've had the rare pleasure to teach at over 50 public schools in Minneapolis, and out of all of them, I chose to teach at North! I love the strong sense of community and pride that runs through the halls of North High, the intimate-sized classrooms where students get more face-time with their teachers, and the freedom to integrate the Arts and STEM into my curriculum. I enjoy teaching Human Geography, Race and Identity, and Journalism because it prepares our students to be active members of society. Students learn that they have a voice in this world, and they can change it to better serve themselves and their communities.
When I'm not teaching, I enjoy writing and recording music, photography, and traveling the world.
When I'm not teaching, I enjoy writing and recording music, photography, and traveling the world.
"Education leads to enlightenment. Enlightenment opens the way to empathy. Empathy foreshadows reform." - DERRICK A. BELL
EDUCATION
EDUCATION
I graduated from the University of Minnesota with a degree in Journalism in 2008.
I received my Masters Degree in Social Studies Education from the University of Minnesota in 2014.
Go Gophers!!!