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HUDSON, N.H. – A love of music sparked a career for this Hudson Memorial School teacher. In the latest edition of Hudson School District Faculty Q&A, we sat down with Mrs. Crivello to learn more about the music that filled her childhood, a new and exciting chapter in her career, and how she’s able to inspire her current students. Q: How long have you been teaching in Hudson, and how long have you been teaching overall? A: This is my seventh year in Hudson and my seventh year overall. This is my first teaching job. Q: Where’d you go to school? A: I got my bachelor's degree at UMass Lowell, and I got my master’s degree at Boston University. Q: How did you know you wanted to get into teaching? A: Music, and specifically chorus, has been a part of my life since elementary school. Then I figured out that I loved it, and I did it all the way through middle school and high school. I first went to Regis College and was initially undecided when I started. I knew I wanted to teach, but I wasn’t sure if music was a sustainable job, and then I decided about halfway through my first year that I wanted to do it because of my love for music. I transferred to UMass Lowell because they had a good music education program, and then the rest is history. Q: What else were you considering as options at first? A: I initially thought I wanted to be a math teacher, but that dream did not take off. I felt like being a teacher could keep me sustained throughout my life and fulfill me musically. Music was a big part of my life for so long, and it felt like an obvious answer, but it just took me a little while to really come to terms with it. Q: What is your background with music like? How was it a part of your childhood? A: Well, my dad is a church musician, so I grew up listening to a lot of organ and piano in the house. When I was in fourth grade, there was a requirement to take chorus, which was my first instance of true singing. I also took some piano and guitar lessons, so I dab

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SOPPA - Lake Forest Schools serves K–12 students from the Lake Forest, Lake Bluff, and Knollwood communities through Districts 67 and 115 in Lake County, Illinois.

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Over 40 senior citizens gathered at the Royal Oak Senior Center to join Superintendent Mary Beth Fitzpatrick and district administration team members for a special luncheon aptly named "Soup with the Super."

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