Welcome Fellow Pirates-From the Class of 1970!

It is that time in our lives when we realize that the time to organize our next reunion is NOW! We need your help to help make our 2015 summer event the best that it can be. We are going to be posting lists of classmates on our blog and our web site and asking you to help make contact with every one of our classmates. The sooner the better so we can make appropriate arrangements for fun, fun, fun! Track our journey as we reconnect with old friends....there is no better time!

Tuesday, August 10, 2010

Post Reunion Bio from Christine Williams


I took off only a few months after graduating, spending a year in Europe as an au pair, student and general house guest, and developing a taste for traveling. After completing two years at YVC, I joined VISTA (similar to Peace Corp) in Austin, TX, never again to return to Yakima. Spent a few years there saving the world, then took off to Mexico for two years to get Montessori training so I could work in the local bilingual (Spanish-English) Montessori school. Spent a year saving children in a low-income school, then decided was Montessori was my true vocation and spent four years saving middle-class children in an English-speaking Montessori school in Dallas.

The travel bug hit again, so I moved briefly to Worcester, MA, then to a German-English Montessori school in Munich, where I also taught ESL. Moved to Seattle when I discovered my father had ALS and set up a full-day Montessori school in my home for 10 years. Got my Masters-in-Teaching at Seattle University in 2001, then set up a preschool (no more ten-hour days!)-- again in my home. There I remain.

Am currently living on top of Queen Anne in my beloved house. Any time a parent says, "You should visit us," I jump at the chance and have stayed with families in Italy and India. With old age coming on, however, I find myself a little more anxious about spending that kind of money, so my traveling days may be limited. Had a great time at the reunion. My mail is chris@alcuinschool.com.

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