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Ms. Kimberly Wibbenmeyer (Wibbs) is a graduate from St. Francis Borgia ('06), Lindenwood University ('09) and Fontbonne University ('14). She holds a BFA in Performance and a MAT in Theatre/Speech Education and is working on her dissertation to finish her doctoral degree in Educational Leadership. Wibbs came to Sullivan by helping the after school program in October 2017 and then teaching in the classroom full time in January 2018.

Wibbs grew up in Kenosha, Wisconsin and is slowly adapting to the Missouri way. She has been performing professionally since she was 15 years old and has been working as a technician professionally since she was 18 years old. Wibbs is always willing to take on a challenge or find a new way to tackle an obstacle! Working with Wibbs is a unique experience, however, the main goal in all she does for the theatre program is to extend the students' skills and find full time work or collegiate opportunities for her young artists.

If you would like more information on the theatre program or the curricular opportunities in the performing arts field at Sullivan High School please contact Ms. Kimberly Wibbenmeyer at wibbenmeyerk@sullivaneagles.org.

*If you are looking for costuming needs from Wibbs or are needing the information presented at a costuming workshop please email her at the above address also.*

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