Meet Kelsey Bladow – HAC Teacher and Lifelong Learner

January 29, 2019

Someone once said, “Never stop learning because the world never stops teaching.” For Fairmont 6th grade teacher, Kelsey Bladow this particular quote rings true. Bladow is a teacher at Fairmont Historic Anaheim Campus (HAC) and a student at Concordia University, where she is currently finishing her master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction.

In addition to her studies, this Historic Anaheim teacher was sent to Washington D.C. in December 2018 to attend an IB conference and learn about the program in-depth. After she returned, she described her experience as “wonderful.”

“IB is really cool and in my opinion what teaching should be.” Currently, the Historic Anaheim Campus is in IB candidacy. Although the process is lengthy, once accepted, HAC will be the first Fairmont P8 campus to offer an IB program to elementary age students.

A passionate multi-subject teacher, she also teaches 6th grade honors reading where she shares her love for literature and writing. “I want my students to develop a hunger for education. Even if they don’t follow a traditional educational path, as long as they are passionate and continue to learn, that’s all that matters.”

When Kelsey is not at Fairmont, you may find her in her kitchen creating delectable dishes or trying new foods “cooking is my favorite hobby,” Bladow smiled.

Learn more about Fairmont Private School’s International Baccalaureate candidacy. Historic Anaheim has been in candidacy to become an IB World school and we are very excited for what opportunities lay ahead. Just like how Kelsey Bladow teaches, IB programs are suited for the young curious mind, those who are hungry to learn.

ABOUT FAIRMONT SCHOOLS

Fairmont is Orange County’s oldest and largest secular, co-educational preschool – 12th-grade private school. Voted Best Private School in Orange County for nine consecutive years, Fairmont is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, and Cognia, and is a member of the National Association of Independent Schools.

With five Orange County campuses serving preschool through high school students, parents can rely on a continuous education where students explore the full range of their potential as scholars, athletes, artists, and leaders. Students can expect to be challenged, inspired, and supported by teachers and peers. Parents can count on educators and administrators who will partner with them in their child’s educational journey.