Lindsey Babcock

Education and Experience: I graduated from Arkansas State University in Jonesboro, AR back in 2009, with a degree in Spanish Education.  I taught for one year as a Spanish Teacher and was an assistant coach for Girls Volleyball and Basketball.  I got pregnant and took some years off to raise my 4 boys.  Once they all got into school and settled, I decided to get back to work.  I started out as a Substitute teacher, but was offered a position as a part-time Interventionist.  I taught one class of ACT Prep for a year and loved it!  But the following year, I just stuck with Interventionist duties, which included pulling students and working with them to get their grades up.  I am also currently an Assistant Volleyball coach for Lewisburg High.  But when the opportunity came to work full-time as a teacher, I jumped!  This is my first time teaching CCR, but have personal life skills that pertain to CCR that will come in handy when sharing it with my students.  I look forward to learning more and growing in this area of study.

Certification(s): Bachelors of Science in Education in Spanish

Personal Info:  I was born and raised in the South.  I am a mom of 4 boys and married to my husband of 15 years.  I lived in Guatemala for 16 months as a missionary for my church...that is where I learned to speak Spanish and got my passion to be a Spanish teacher.  Ultimately, being a mom was important to me so I gave up teaching for a while to be a stay at home mom, but have always love to teach and be around kids.  I enjoy spending time at home with my family and watching them grow.