My Bio
My name is Amy Leibreich. I have taught 4 years of pre-kindergarten at Little Red School House and wanted to continue my teaching career in a traditional school environment. I have my Bachelors Degree in Business Administration from Thomas More College and my early childhood teaching license from Xavier University. I continued my education at Xavier University to attain my 4-5 endorsement and anticipate to attain my Masters in the future.
I have worked in the business field for several years, but came back to my first passion of teaching. I enjoy seeing children learn and seeing what I call the “light switch” flip on when they understand a concept.
I graduated from IHM and McNicholas High School. I have a daughter, Karly, who has also graduated from McNicholas High School. We also have 3 dogs and a guinea pig. My husband, daughter and I live in Anderson Township. We continue to love being a part of the IHM community.
I look forward to watching your children grow throughout the year and helping them ready themselves for their futures in school by continuing to develop their love of learning in a welcoming, loving classroom. I want them to see Christ in action in our classroom by allowing them to express their feeling and share their concerns in many ways.
I have worked in the business field for several years, but came back to my first passion of teaching. I enjoy seeing children learn and seeing what I call the “light switch” flip on when they understand a concept.
I graduated from IHM and McNicholas High School. I have a daughter, Karly, who has also graduated from McNicholas High School. We also have 3 dogs and a guinea pig. My husband, daughter and I live in Anderson Township. We continue to love being a part of the IHM community.
I look forward to watching your children grow throughout the year and helping them ready themselves for their futures in school by continuing to develop their love of learning in a welcoming, loving classroom. I want them to see Christ in action in our classroom by allowing them to express their feeling and share their concerns in many ways.
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