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Alan
Standlee
Alan Standlee is a social studies teacher at C.I.S. He is married and has two children. Prior to coming to Clute he taught for seventeen years at Freeport Intermediate. Attending Stephen F. Austin State University, he received his teaching degree and has been teaching ever since. He says, "My favorite part of my job is teaching enjoyable lessons to the students and the hardest part is the paperwork." Mr. Standlee's first job was tying boats at the Dow docks. Then during college he worked a paper route, and during the summer he made landing mats for the Vietnam War. He worked these jobs in order to get enough money to complete his education and become a teacher.
Alan Standlee
Gail Kellum
Gail Kellum
Gail Kellum teaches 5th grade Social Studies at CIS. She graduated from the University of Houston and is married with one daughter. She has taught for a number of years and enjoys having past students recognize her. Gail loves to swim, read, and be with her family. She enjoys teaching History to her students and tries to "bring it alive", which seems to be the hardest part of American History since it happened so long ago. She says the best thing about being at CIS is that it's like coming back home since it's where she went to Junior High School.
Greg
Roberson
Greg Roberson is a history teacher at CIS He has taught sixth grade world history, seventh grade Texas history, and eighth grade American history. He was inspired by a wonderful tenth grade American history teacher. He went to Lamar University in Beaumont. In college he majored in social studies secondary education. What he likes most about teaching is getting to help students succeed in class. The most challenging thing is keeping up with the endless paperwork that teachers have to do.
Greg Roberson
Linda Smith
Linda
Smith
Linda Smith is a history teacher at C.I.S. She graduated from Stephen F. Austin State University in Nacogdoches. She is a teacher who enjoys working with kids, and she loves studying about history. Before she taught at C.I.S, she taught at Angleton Middle School. She taught eighth grade in Angleton, but now she teaches seventh grade Texas history. Mrs. Smith has always been fascinated about the people who came before us, how they lived, worked, and played. She is married and has two children. Her advice for those who want to become a history teacher is, "Love the subject you are teaching and try to teach your students how important it is to understand our past."
Mike Tepera
Mike Tepera teaches Texas History at C.I.S. He attended Stephen F. Austin State University for his college degree. He also taught history in Grapeland. What inspired him to become a teacher is that he loves working with students who want to learn. He really enjoys teaching because it's a challenge with each student, so they can be successful.
Mike Tepera
Jason Bohac
Jason Bohac
Jason Bohac graduated from Sam Houston State University in December of 2006. He now teaches 8th grade American History at CIS. Before coming home to Clute, Mr. Bohac taught 6th grade World History at Rasco Middle School. Mr. Bohac believes that every student can succeed and it is his mission to make History fun, exciting, and meaningful to each and every student. He believes the first step to getting students motivated to learn is establishing great relationships with every student. "We have the best student sin the world right here at Clute." Mr. Bohac plans to retire from Clute Intermediate in the year 2051. When Mr. Bohac is not teaching he loves spending his time by grading papers, making copies on the copier, creating lesson plans, attending d-hall, averaging grades, making sure student shave their shirts tucked in, and dreaming about a room with a view. Most of all Mr. Bohac loves to spend time with his niece (Emma) and nephew (Eli) as well as watching reality television.
Eric Popplewell
Eric Popplewell grew up in Katy, TX and graduated from Texas A&M in May 2007. He majored in history and really enjoyed studying about how people and events changed and shaped the world we live in now. He hopes to help students enjoy school and history as much as possible. Mr. Popplewell has played basketball his entire life and really loves coaching basketball.
Eric Popplewell
