Introducing Miss Maier, 2nd grade teacher
Annette grew up on their family farm in Alburnett, Iowa. She attended Mount Mercy University and graduated in 2006 with a degree in Elementary Education with an emphasis in early childhood, special education, and reading. She taught for 10 years (kindergarten,…
Read More Reflections from Head of School Scott Montgomery
As a former History teacher, I love to look back on the circumstances, documents, and events that have shaped our world, country, communities, and people. History majors at Stanford University are provided an overview of their course of study when…
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Help Is on The Way!
As most of you are aware, the Theme for this year at Heritage is Thrive (rooted in Romans 15:13). But, if I am honest, there are many times that rather than thrive, I am simply just trying to “survive”. (My…
Read More Reflections from Head of School Scott Montgomery
Love. Grace. Reasonableness. I used those three words during our back to school in-service meeting with staff. I used them to discuss the kind of attitudes we would need to display this year, in what would undoubtedly be a year…
Read More Introducing Miss Caitlin Griess, Kindergarten Teacher
I just recently graduated from Dordt University on May 7, 2021, with a Bachelors of Arts degree in Elementary Education and a minor in Early Childhood and Special Education. I am grateful to have had the opportunity to participate in…
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Join us in Praise…from the Board of Directors
For many of us 2020 has been a year filled with more hardships than praises. However, in the midst of the crazy and unpredictable year, God remains never changing; He is consistently faithful and always present. Over my time on…
Read More Reflections from Head of School Scott Montgomery
In the Bible, when Joseph is reunited with his brothers (who had previously sold him into slavery), he says, “you meant evil against me, but God, meant it for good” (Gen. 50:20). The Apostle Paul tells us in Romans 5:6-8…
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