Hello, my name is Hannah Robinson and I teach 8th grade science and 9th grade biology at Mt. Ogden Junior High School in Ogden, Utah. I am  Michigan 6-12th grade certified teacher for Biology, Chemistry, School Health Education, and Integrated Science, as well as a Utah certified teacher for Biology and Middle School Science.  I recieved my Bachelor’s degree in Science and Secondary Education with Biology as my teachable major and Chemistry and School Health Education as my teachable minors from Grand Valley State University (GVSU) in April 2014. In addition, I received my Integrated Science Endorsement from GVSU in July 2014. For more information about my credentials click on education.

I grew up in beautiful Northern Michigan, in a small town known as Boyne City. I graduated from Boyne City High School in June 2009. After graduating, I was offered the position to coach Freshman Girls Volleyball at Boyne City High School. I took the offer and coached for two years, while attending North Central Michigan College (NCMC). I also ended up assistant coaching the Varsity Girls Soccer team at Boyne as well.  I received my Associates of Science degree in May 2011 from NCMC and then transfer to GVSU to finish my education. After graduating from GVSU, I took an out-of-state job in Utah, where I have been teaching science for the Ogden School District. Furthermore, I  have had several opportutinties to be involved in the community of my school. I coached the 7th & 8th grade Girls Volleyball team and assisted with the annual science fair. 

 

My family is very important to me. I love spending time with my family. Every summer we spend the weekends at our cottage on Walloon Lake, enjoying each other's company and the beautiful nature of that surrounds us. I am very blessed to have the family that I have. I have two brothers, Cameron and Dylan. Cameron is 25 and a bachelor's degree in Landscape Architecture from Michigan State University. Dylan is 11 and is in 6th grade and wants to be an NHL hockey player.