Kenneth Stubbe

Ken was born, raised and lived most of his life in central Iowa. Following high school, he worked for a manufacture of zinc and aluminum die-castings for 21 years. During those 21 years, he had a broad spectrum of duties ranging from machine operator, machine shop foreman, shift supervisor, tool designer and process engineer. Deciding he wanted to move into a second carrier, he entered college full time in 2001 earning his BA degree in Mathematics Education from University of Northern Iowa.

Ken is certified to teach grade 6 – 12 mathematics in the state of Arizona. He has taught at charter schools in the Prescott area and has been working at Therapeutic Boarding Schools since 2007.

Completed continuing education courses:

AP Calculus AB summer institute 2016, 30 hours

Structured English Immersion courses as required by the State of Arizona, 60 hours

Arizona proficiency assessments in Mathematics and Professional Knowledge

Curriculum Mapping, 30 hours

Mathematics Illuminated, Annenberg Learner, 45 hours

Guiding Student Learning through Accomplished Mathematics Instruction, 45 hours

Using Assessment and Evaluation, 30 hours

Teaching Reading in the Content Areas, 30 hours

Seeing Math: Linear Functions, 30 hours