Susan Komisarjevsky » About Me

About Me

Quality education is perhaps the single greatest asset to mankind. It’s a bold statement, but I believe it to be true. Education opens doors, helps us navigate a changing world, and gives us the tools to build a more meaningful, prosperous future—for ourselves and for generations to come.

 

Reading is the foundation for all other learning. It unlocks the imagination, sharpens our thinking, and helps us understand the world and our place in it. As a teacher, I’m committed to engaging and inspiring every student, no matter their background, to fan the flames of their own fire—so they can leave school and light up the world with their ideas, their creativity, and their passion. Our future is sitting in my classroom. That truth humbles me daily.

 

This is my 11th year in education, and my fourth year at Moody. I love it here and plan on sticking around as long as they’ll have me! My daughter is now in 10th grade at Moody. Time sure flies! I’m married to an incredibly talented, creative man, and my family is one of my greatest gifts in life. My faith in God is my first.

 

This year, I’m especially excited to be cultivating a Culture of Thinking in our classroom. More than just learning facts or finishing assignments, I want students to grow into thoughtful, curious, reflective people who know how to ask questions, collaborate, wrestle with ideas, and find meaning in the world around them. These are skills that last long after middle school—they're the habits that help us become wise, compassionate adults.

 

If I’m not working on something school-related, you can find me helping women in my community, playing with my dog Rosie, working on my land in Hamilton County, or digging in the garden with no shoes on.

 

Here’s to another beautiful year in Bearcat country!