Judy Casale
Position:
School Psychologist
Biography:
Mrs. Casale is the contracted School Psychologist at ELC. She is also currently employed by Oregon City Schools. Mrs. Casale has a total of 19 years in the school psychology profession working with Special Needs children and their families.
Dan Dippman
Position:
Lead Teacher; Social Studies
Biography:
Mr. Dippman taught for 37 years at Genoa High School in the Social Studies department. He graduated with a Bachelors and Masters degrees from the University of Toledo. He has been married to his wife, Terry, for 34 years and they have 1 son and 1 daughter and 3 grandchildren.
Doug Dippman
Position:
Assistant Director; State Testing Coordinator
Biography:
Mr. Dippman worked for thirty-eight years in the Oregon City Schools. He taught mathematics at Fassett Junior High School and Clay High School for 25 years and was a guidance counselor at Clay High School for the last 13 years. Mr. Dippman has been married to his wife Debra for 35 years and they have three daughters. He is also the guidance counselor at the Eagle Learning Center.
Jolene Kopena
Position:
English Teacher
Biography:
Mrs. Kopena graduated with a Bachelors of Education and Masters of the Arts in Spanish from the University of Toledo. She has taught English, German, and Spanish at Genoa High School for 35 years. She also taught at Clay High School, Eastwood and Delta. She is married and has twin boys. She enjoys scrapbooking, crocheting and reading.
William Pasztor
Position:
Director
Biography:
IN MEMORIAM 1947-2010 Mr. Pasztor taught P.E. and was the Adapted P.E. Specialist with the Oregon City Schools for 36 years. Mr. Pasztor was the Eagle Learning Center director for 4 years.
Christine Paul
Position:
Office Manager/Secretary
Biography:
Ms. Paul has a Bachelors degree in Healthcare Administration with a Business Minor from Bowling Green State University. She has worked in healthcare for 6 years and was the Youth Minister at St. Wendelin Catholic church from 2016-2019. She has also been an instructor for Basic Life Support (BLS) and First Aid for 11 years.
Tom Pickerel
Position:
Mathematics Teacher
Biography:
Mr. Pickerel graduated with a Bachelor of Science and a Masters of Guidance and Counseling from Bowling Green State University. He taught mathematics at Genoa High School for 40 years. Mr. Pickerel has been married to his wife Elaine for 44 years. They have 4 sons and 3 daughters.
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Ann Marie Pumphrey
Position:
SPED Director
Biography:
Mrs. Pumphrey is the Intervention Specialist at Eagle Learning Center. She is working with Special Needs children and their families.
Roxanne Quinn
Position:
Counselor/Social Worker
Biography:
Mrs. Quinn was born and raised in Toledo, Ohio. She graduated from St. Ursula Academy. Mrs. Quinn has a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology, Social Work and a Masters in Organizational Leadership. She has worked for several community agencies and schools through the city of Toledo for 15 years. She is married with two girls and two boys. Mrs. Quinn enjoys shopping, family time, traveling, scrapbooking, and crafting. Her area of focus will be providing tools and resources to help balance life and school.
Dave Scharer
Position:
Lead Teacher; Social Studies
Biography:
Mr. Scharer received a Bachelors of Education in Comprehensive Social Studies at the University of Toledo and a Masters of Educational Leadership from Concordia University. He taught social studies for 1 year at Elmwood High School and 34 years at Clay High School. He has been married to his wife, Karen, for 35 years. They have 3 daughters and 2 grandchildren.
Michael Timmons
Position:
Lead Teacher; Math & Technology
Biography:
Michael Timmons has a Masters Degree in education and has worked 15 years with Genoa Area Local schools, 20 years with the Oregon City schools and has been with the Oregon Eagle Learning Center since its inception. When not working, he enjoys spending time and traveling with his wonderful family, which include his wife, three children and five grandchildren.
Kristin Wamer
Position:
Art Teacher
Biography:
Mrs. Kristin Wamer works for the Oregon City Schools for the past 27 years to present. She is a Visual Arts Instructor at Clay High School and holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramics with Teacher Certification in Visual Arts K-12 from Bowling Green State University along with a Master’s in Education in Visual Arts from the University of Toledo. She is a life-long resident of the Oregon community. She is also the art teacher for Eagle Learning Center.
Joe Wasserman
Position:
Director/Superintendent
Biography:
Mr. Wasserman was employed by Oregon City Schools as a teacher and principal assigned to Coy Elementary for 27 years. He earned his Bachelors degree in Education and his Masters degree in Administration/Supervision both from the University of Toledo. After Coy Elementary, he was recruited to be the City of Oregon Parks and Recreation Director; a position he held for almost 15 years prior to coming to ELC. He has been with ELC for almost 3 years with this school year employed as the Director/Superintendent. He has been married to his wife, Connie, for 41 years, raising 4 children (2 girls/2 boys) now enjoying a total of 10 grandchildren.
Kim Williams-Jones
Position:
Employability & Work Study Coordinator
Biography:
Mrs. Jones is the Employability and Work Study Coordinator at the Eagle Learning Center. She teaches employment skills, child development, and keyboarding classes. She also coordinates all of the vocational education classes at Eagle Learning Center. Mrs. Jones has a BCJ from Tiffin University. She previously taught employment and life skills classes to youth and adult offenders and their families. She is married with two little girls.
Board of Education
Please call 419-720-2003 to contact any board member.
Please email [email protected] to contact the board as well.
Suzanne Brewer, President
Irwin Young, Vice President
Gary Breier
Yvonne Thoma-Patton
Gerry Wilson
IN MEMORIAM
It is with great sadness we announce the death of the Oregon Eagle Learning Center’s director, Mr. William Pasztor. Bill had been ill for many months, but that did not stop him from being totally dedicated to the center and its students.
Bill’s desire and vision to help young people reach their goals led to the inception of the Eagle Learning Center. Over the past four years, Bill has been devoted to the success of ELC students. He felt great satisfaction and pride when a student earned his/her high school diploma.
Bill’s positive attitude and invincible spirit will be missed in the lives of all who knew him.