Dawn Wiebold
Lower Elementary Teacher

Dawn holds a Master of Arts degree in German Literature from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and a Bachelor of Arts degree in History and German from Cornell College. She has an AMS Lower Elementary Montessori Credential from Westminster College’s Institute for Montessori Innovation.
Dawn has been teaching for over 20 years at a variety of levels. She has been with Elizabeth Academy since 2013. Dawn has been a Montessori teacher at Montessori at Riverton and at the Montessori School at Lone Tree in Highlands Ranch, Colorado. She also has four years of experience teaching World History and German to high school students.
Her hobbies are hiking and traveling with her husband Keith and son Gregory, reading, drawing/painting, cooking, and cheering at her son’s hockey games (Dawn is a proud hockey mom!)
Elementary Staff
Liz Collins
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Lower Elementary Teacher See Bio: Kamelia ArabJodie Johnson
Lower Elementary Teacher See Bio: Jodie JohnsonMelissa Call
Lower Elementary Teacher See Bio: Melissa CallDawn Wiebold
Lower Elementary Teacher See Bio: Dawn WieboldStephanie Winter
Upper Elementary Teacher See Bio: Stephanie WinterSammi Nelson
Upper Elementary Teacher See Bio: Sammi NelsonAmy Larkin
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