About Me

Mr. Henning was born in Omaha, Nebraska and raised in a variety of locations due to his father's military obligation. He has visited numerous places before graduating high school including: Nebraska, Illinois, California, Texas, Virginia, Scotland, Pennsylvania, North Carolina, and South Carolina. He graduated high school from Goose Creek High School in Charleston, SC. He continued his professional life by entering the United States Air Force at the age of 18. After six years of active-duty service, Mr. Henning was honorably discharged and decided to continue with his education aspirations. His bachelor's degree moved him to Colorado where he continued his education at Metropolitan State University in Denver. This degree would include, Secondary Education with an emphasis in Social Studies. Mr. Henning is continued his education for a master's degree at the University of Northern Colorado in Athletic Administration.

Prior to his teaching career, Mr. Henning was a Colorado State Certified drive tester. Where he taught hundreds of students CDOT rules and regulations on the road and in the classroom. Also, Mr. Henning coached baseball for four years at Horizon High School located in Thornton, CO.

Mr. Henning taught four years at Eagle Ridge Academy, and some of the curriculum he taught was World History, Geography, and Government. Mr. Henning conducts a dual-role at Eagle Ridge Academy. He oversees the athletic department as the Director of Athletics and is in-charge of discipline as the Dean of Students. He has been at Eagle Ridge Academy since 2014. He is honored and excited to be at Eagle Ridge Academy and to have the opportunity to make a small school grow into a larger entity in the Brighton, Colorado community.

In addition to teaching and administration, Mr. Henning enjoys spending time with his wife Theresa and their son Roman. Additionally, he enjoys playing with his dog, Husker and his cat, Shade. Outside of teaching and family, Mr. Henning enjoys playing any sport possible, watching the Nebraska Cornhuskers in football, and talking, playing, or watching sports whenever possible.