Science teacher Lisa Drumm came to Germantown High this year from Millington Central
High School. Born in Chicago, she’s being teaching for 25 years in many different areas
of science including Physical Science, Biology, and Anatomy and Physiology. She attended college
at St. Louis University and Arkansas State University.
Q: How is Germantown High different from Millington Central?
A: I think the reason that I like Germantown so much is because it feels like home. It feels just like the school I came from because just as I loved the faculty, staff, and students at Millington Central, I also love the faculty, students, and staff at Germantown. It’s just a very comfortable feeling in both places.
Q: What do you like about the students here at Germantown?
A: I’ve noticed that the students here are so polite. I’ve had students hold the door open for me and say good morning and good afternoon.
Q: What are you favorite hobbies?
A: I love working on the computer and reading books. I’m also a huge sport fan. I love anything Chicago. I especially love my Bears!
High School. Born in Chicago, she’s being teaching for 25 years in many different areas
of science including Physical Science, Biology, and Anatomy and Physiology. She attended college
at St. Louis University and Arkansas State University.
Q: How is Germantown High different from Millington Central?
A: I think the reason that I like Germantown so much is because it feels like home. It feels just like the school I came from because just as I loved the faculty, staff, and students at Millington Central, I also love the faculty, students, and staff at Germantown. It’s just a very comfortable feeling in both places.
Q: What do you like about the students here at Germantown?
A: I’ve noticed that the students here are so polite. I’ve had students hold the door open for me and say good morning and good afternoon.
Q: What are you favorite hobbies?
A: I love working on the computer and reading books. I’m also a huge sport fan. I love anything Chicago. I especially love my Bears!