Angela McIntyre, Core Teacher (3rd Grade)

“I’m impressed with Angie’s organization and planning. One year I was her room parent and she handed me a printed out outline of everything that needed to happen…which made things so easy to implement!”

Parent

“Mrs. McIntyre has high expectations for her students but also makes learning fun. Each year there is a different theme in her class which keeps things fresh and exciting.”

Parent

“She has a magical ability to teach in a way that is fun and engaging. My child loves going to to Mrs. McIntyre’s class in an environment that is safe, calm and structured.”

Parent of a Kindergartner, 3rd grader, 5th grader, 8th grader and 10th grader

“Mrs. McIntyre is the funniest teacher I know!”

Student

“She always shares examples about having good character and living the truth, and I like that because it makes me think of my own life.”

Student

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Why do you love teaching at AHS? — Making Christ the focal point of history and bringing Him into all of our teaching is the best part of being at AHS. At AHS students learn with a lens of truth. We talk of Christ and testify of Christ. As we do, they are able to feel the Spirit. The Spirit is the most powerful teacher of truth. I love that I get to be a part of students’ experience in learning with and through the Spirit.

Education — Bachelor of Arts, Communications, Brigham Young University

Curriculum Highlight

The 3rd grade curriculum is amazing. All of the subjects connect and dovetail into each other. The history weaves into the literature, and the literature creates interest in the geography. Then studying the geography helps the students understand the history better. In addition, we focus on the principle of Christian character. We teach how the compilation of our choices creates our character. It is the perfect focus for eight/nine year old children. In history and literature the students see the consequences of individuals’ choices and type of character they developed. What an inspired focus!

“The Spirit is the most powerful teacher of truth. I love that I get to be a part of students’ experience in learning with and through the Spirit.”

— Mrs. McIntyre