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Melissa Hall

Melissa Boulay Hall

Position: Director of Development

Department(s): Administration/Development & Alumni

Email: melissa.hall@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Mrs. Melissa Hall, a graduate of Baker College, has served Lyndon Institute in several different roles beginning in 1992. A Lyndon Institute alumna, Mrs. Hall began her career at LI in the Campus Life office and then served as the International Student Program Coordinator recruiting students and arranging host families until LI re-established the dormitory program. Mrs. Hall served as Associate Director of Development from 1998 until 2013 at which time she became Director of Development.

Melissa lives with her husband, Stacy and their two Norwegian Elkhounds, Macee and Elsa, in East Burke, VT. She enjoys hiking, snowshoeing and camping in her free time.
Kirsten Simpson

Kirsten Simpson

Position: Senior Accountant

Department(s): Business Office

Email: kirsten.simpson@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Kirsten joined Lyndon Institute in the summer of 2017 as accounts payable administrator. She holds a BS in Accounting and Business Administration and was a staff accountant at Lyndon State College for five years prior to joining LI. Kirsten resides in West Burke with her husband Craig (‘96) and two daughters. In her spare time, she enjoys watching her daughters play softball and spending time with her family.
Michelle Parson

Michelle Parson

Position: Work Based Learning Coordinator

Department(s): Career & Technical Education

Email: michelle.parson@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Michelle joined LI in the summer of 2022. She received her Bachelor of Arts in English Literature from Lyndon State College and a Secondary Education teaching certification, also from Lyndon State College
Judd Levine

Judd Levine

Position: Dean of Special Services/Special Education

Department(s): Specialized Instruction

Email: judd.levine@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Judd joined Lyndon Institute in 2016 as a special educator. He holds a BA from Curry College and an M.Ed. from Lesley University as well as 22 years of middle school and secondary school education experience. He achieved National Board Teacher Certification in 2010. He also received the LifeChanger of the Year Award from National Life Group in 2014 and he is a member of the Learning Disabilities Association of America and the National Teaching Board Association. Judd resides in Marshfield with his spouse and two children where he enjoys gardening, fishing, and fly tying. He hopes to someday fish New Zealand.
Danielle Meyers

Danielle Meyers

Position: School Nurse

Department(s): Health & Wellness

Email: danielle.meyers@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Danielle Myers, RN, is Lyndon Institute's school nurse. Danielle has extensive experience in the nursing field to include traveling RN, Nurse Manager, Community Health RN, and med-surg/tele RN.
Amber Macek

Amber Macek '98

Department(s): Board of Trustees

Email: amber.macek@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Amber Macek graduated Class of ‘98 and is a fourth generation Hopkins at Hopkins & Sons, Inc. in Lyndonville. She is active in the community assisting on the Lyndon school board and LI Booster Club. Amber spends her free time watching her children participate in sports and camping. She lives in Lyndon with her husband Dan, daughter Haleigh ‘20, and two sons Ashton ‘23, and Greyson ‘32.
Lorraine Impey

Lorraine (Brown) Impey '66

Department(s): Board of Trustees

Email: lorraine.impey@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

**Lorraine Impey** is a self-employed Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner working on a contractual basis at Northeast Kingdom Human Services, where she was previously employed for 33 years.. In partnership with her husband, James, Lorraine owns Impey Vermont Real Estate, a firm that specializes in historic preservation, and has restored a number of local historic properties including the Summer Street School and the Emerson Falls Fish Hatchery, 1898 Superintendent’s Building, and Carriage Barn.

Lorraine is actively involved in the management of other businesses including a convenience store-gas station, car wash, and rental properties.
Taylore Aussiker

Taylore Aussiker

Position: Teacher - English

Department(s): Humanities - English

Email: taylore.aussiker@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Taylore Aussiker is an English teacher at Lyndon Institute as well as a dorm parent. She is a graduate of Lyndon Institute Class of 2009. She oversees the girls in the boarding program. She holds a Master of Education in English from Plymouth State University and has been a teacher in New Hampshire for several years before joining Lyndon Institute’s faculty. In her free time, Ms. Aussiker assists with publishing works with local authors and hopes to one day complete her PhD.
Chris Manges

Chris Manges

Position: Teacher - Spanish

Department(s): World Languages

Email: chris.manges@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Chris Manges, who teaches all four levels of Spanish, originally graduated from Lyndon Institute. He has a BA from Bates College where he majored in Latin American History with a minor in Spanish. In addition to his Spanish teaching skills, Chris coaches the Nordic Ski team at school. As an alum, he has made significant contributions to our school community, such as leading the school towards sustainability with a recycling program while also helping to get a composting program started on campus. He currently is an advisor for the JEDI (justice, equity, diversity & inclusion) / Social Justice club on campus. Chris has lived all over the world including Alaska, Wyoming, Chile, Mexico, and Kenya working as an instructor for the National Outdoor Leadership School. Here in the NEK, he serves on the Burke Conservation Commission. Chris is passionate about what he does and returned to the area because he wanted to give back to this special place. He is an avid outdoorsman and can often be seen recreating outside year-round. Chris resides in Burke Hollow with his family and a menagerie of critters.
Sonya Carr

Sonya Boulay Carr

Position: Controller

Department(s): Administration, Business Office

Email: sonya.carr@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Sonya is a 1989 graduate of Lyndon Institute. She is currently pursuing her Accounting degree with CCV. Sonya has worked at Lyndon Institute since 1997 and has a deep love for the school. Along with being the Controller, Sonya is the Treasurer of the Lyndon Institute Booster Club and is an Independent Consultant with Young Living Essential Oils and Thirty-One Gifts. She resides in Lyndonville with her husband, Chris, class of 1985, and children, Paige, class of 2015, and Owen, class of 2022. Sonya enjoys geocaching, reading, photography, and spending the occasional quiet weekend at home.
Bobbi Warner-Somers

Bobbi Warner-Somers

Position: Director of Health & Wellness

Department(s): Administration, Campus Life, Health & Wellness

Email: bobbi.somers@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Bobbi Warner Somers joined Lyndon Institute as a counselor in 2006. She received her MS in Mental Health Counseling from Springfield College, is a licensed alcohol and drug counselor and licensed clinical mental health counselor, as well as holding a master addiction counselor certification. She has over twenty years of behavioral and substance abuse counseling experience working with adolescents including her private practice in Lyndonville.
Gregory McCormick

Gregory McCormick

Department(s): Board of Trustees

Email: gregory.mccormick@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

**Dr. Gregory J. McCormick** grew up on Burke Mountain, attending Wildridge Academy for junior high school. After graduating from LI he attended Harvard College, where he was a member of the ski team and earned a degree in chemistry. He stayed on at Harvard after graduation as the Head Teaching Fellow for the organic chemistry laboratory.  He returned to the Northeast Kingdom in 1996 as the chemistry and physics teacher at Burke Mountain Academy. He went on to attend the University of Vermont College of Medicine, followed by residency and fellowship training at the University of Rochester Eye Institute. Dr. McCormick currently practices ophthalmology at Ophthalmic Consultants of Vermont in South Burlington. He is a specialist in corneal and refractive surgery, including cataract surgery, corneal transplantation and LASIK surgery. Dr. McCormick fondly remembers the inspiration he received on the campus of Lyndon Institute and looks forward to continuing to be a part of the LI community. He and his wife, Monica, live in Hinesburg, Vermont and are the proud parents of three young daughters.
Chad Simspon

Chad Simpson

Position: Associate Director of Admissions, Campus Life Coordinator & Assistant Football Coach

Department(s): Admissions

Email: chad.simpson@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Chad is an alumnus of Lyndon Institute’s class of 2000. He joined LI in 2004 and has held a variety of positions including study skills coordinator, math teacher, assistant track coach, head football coach, and currently, he is the Admissions Coordinator and an assistant football coach. Chad holds an AS in Architectural and Building Technology, a BS in Architectural Engineering Technology, an MA in Education, and has received certification as a Vermont engineering instructor. He resides in Lyndonville with his wife Jessica (Lussier ‘02) and their 4 children. Chad enjoys spending time with his family, fishing, barbecuing, and he hopes to own and operate a food truck upon retirement.
David Stahler

David Stahler, Jr.

Position: Teacher - English

Department(s): Humanities - English

Email: david.stahler@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

David Stahler Jr. graduated from Lyndon Institute in 1990 and has been a member its English department since 1997. He received his BA in English from Middlebury College in 1994 and went on to earn a Masters in Liberal Studies from Dartmouth College in 2001 with a concentration in literary studies and creative writing. He is the author of seven published novels. His work has received numerous awards, including a Best Book Award from the American Library Association and La Prix Farniente, and has been translated into French, Italian, and Chinese. A fourth generation resident of Wheelock, Vermont, he loves skiing and hiking, deer hunting, playing his Scottish smallpipes, and having his two Siberian huskies take him for walks.
Ryan Noyes

Ryan Noyes '93

Department(s): Board of Trustees

Email: ryan.noyes@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

**Ryan Noyes ’93** graduated from Vermont Technical College in 1995 with an A.S. in Civil Engineering Technology. In 1997 he began work at VHB, a civil engineering firm with offices in 13 states. He recently celebrated his 20th anniversary with the firm and is currently the Manager Design & Visualization Technology Team.

Mr. Noyes has been an active part of school governance since his election to the role of corporator in 2008. He previously served as a trustee of Lyndon Institute from 2010-2013, including roles as the Trustee-at-Large on the Executive Committee, and as Chair of the Buildings & Grounds Committee. Although he stepped down as a trustee in 2013, as a corporator, he remained an active member of the Development Committee and is instrumental in the execution of LI’s annual Independence Fund Golf Tournament.

He is also active in town government, having served on the Lyndonville Planning Commission and currently serving as Kirby’s Zoning Administrator. He currently has a daughter enrolled as a

freshman at LI and a son attending the Thaddeus Stevens School, which is located on LI’s campus. Mr. Noyes is a resident of Kirby, Vermont.

Elected as LI Corporator 2008

Re-Elected to the Board of Trustees 2017

Current Committee Memberships:

Buildings & Grounds Committee

Development Committee
Jill Nichols

Jill Nichols

Position: Teacher - Science

Department(s): Science

Email: jill.nichols@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Jill is an alumna of Lyndon Institute’s class of 2004. After graduation from Middlebury College with a degree in environmental studies and a concentration in conservation biology, she went on to obtain her teaching certification and then returned to her alma mater as a science teacher in 2015. Jill resides in Lyndonville with her husband Barrett, their son Ritter, and their new puppy, Maple. She enjoys baking, reading, singing, and mountain biking. In fact, she enjoys biking so much that she and her husband traveled 4,500 miles by bike from Portland, Oregon to Portland, Maine in 2014. Jill aspires to help her students become better people, and in doing so, she feels that it helps her to become a better person as well.
SCP-5000

**SCP-5000** is a character played by jmwfilms

## Description

SCP-5000 is a suit [Exclusion Harness] that was devolped by the SCP foundation, it was also inhabited by an SCP scientist named Pietro Wilson. The scientist uses the suit to help stop the world takeover that SCP-682 has caused by brainwashing most of the population. In the end Pietro Wilson turns back time, where his deceased body is found in the past by himself and other SCP Scientist.

### Appearance

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## Powers and Abilities

### Invisibility

While having the full suit on, the user wearing it becomes completely invisible. The user also seems to become undetectable to other SCP.

### Increased Durability

The suit itself is strong and is able to withstand bullets and blunt force attacks, protecting and keeping the user unscathed.
Joy Ely

Joy Ely

Position: Health & Wellness Counselor

Department(s): Health & Wellness

Email: joy.ely@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Mrs. Ely joined Lyndon Institute in 2022 as a School Counselor. She holds a BS from Lyndon State College and continuing master-level education credits from Plymouth State University in Mental Health Counseling as well as Leadership Development from Boston College.  Mrs. Ely has over 25 years of experience in Education as well as Mental Health Counseling supporting children and families with a variety of needs.  During her free time, Mrs. Ely can be found at one of her children's many sporting events, coaching a team, or camping with family and friends.
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Lara White

Lara White

Position: Teacher - Math

Department(s): Mathematics

Email: lara.white@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Lara joins LI with a Master of Education degree from the College of Saint Catherine and has most recently been the eighth grade Mathematics Teacher at Lyndon Town School. She also served as a science coach for the school district in 2014. Lara serves on the Vermont Council of Teachers of Mathematics and is a Board and former President of the Council.
David Gwatkin

David E. Gwatkin

Department(s): Board of Trustees

Biography:

David, and his wife, Betty Ann, have raised their two boys, Cam and Ty, in Lyndonville. When the boys were young, he was actively involved in coaching baseball and flag football. However, it was when the boys took an interest in hockey that we became a family obsessed. He was very active coaching in LAYHA at the 8U and 10U levels and continued coaching outside of the local program. Both of their boys are pursuing dreams of playing at the collegiate level and they do their best to provide them with the opportunities needed to gain that type of preparation and exposure. David grew up in a small community, quite similar to Lyndonville, in Western Massachusetts. He received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst and earned an MBA at Suffolk University, Boston. Prior to moving to the NEK, he had a career in greater Boston in consulting and information systems, including a fun stint at Reebok. Once in Vermont, and prior to his role as a financial advisor, he had been an entrepreneur, an executive at Burke Mountain Ski Area and a stay-at-home dad. Education is a foundational pillar to a fulfilling life; Lyndon Institute is important to him because of this central role it plays in our community for our young people.
Cj Mackinnon

Cj Mackinnon

Position: Teacher - English

Department(s): Humanities - English

Email: cj.mackinnon@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

CJ MacKinnon received his Bachelor of Science in Communications/Sports Journalism and English from Springfield College in 2006 and his M.A. in Education from Lindenwood University in 2010. He went on to teach English for 6 years at St. Mary’s Ryken High School in Leonardtown, Maryland where he was acknowledged as the Novice Teacher of the Year in 2012/2013. He joined Lyndon Institute as an English teacher in 2016. Mr. MacKinnon is also the Student Newspaper advisor and boys lacrosse coach

In his spare time, CJ enjoys playing the guitar, hiking, skiing, and he is a supporter of the Boston Red Sox and New England Patriots. He is a member of the Private School Journalism Association (PSJA). CJ lives in Lyndonville with his wife Amber, their three young children, and their Bernese Mountain Dog Zarley. He hopes to someday summit all 50 high peaks in the United States, complete the Appalachian Trail, and publish a novel.
Kathryn Smith

Kathryn Smith

Position: Social Studies Department Head & Student Council/Government Advisor

Department(s): Humanities - Social Studies

Email: kathy.smith@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Kathryn Jackson Smith received her BS in Education and History in 1997 from the University of Vermont and her Master’s Degree in Education from Lyndon State College in 2010. While at UVM, Mrs. Smith coordinated tutoring and mentoring programs with at-risk youth in Burlington. Mrs. Smith began her teaching career at North Country Union High School from 1997-2000 where she taught social studies and advised National Honor Society.

In 2000, Mrs. Smith was hired at her alma mater and has been teaching and working with students at LI ever since. Mrs. Smith has taught a variety of social studies courses and currently teaches Global Studies II, Honors Global Studies II, AP European History, Civics and Constitutional Law, and Sociology. Mrs. Smith has been actively involved with student government serving as advisor since 2003 and greatly enjoys working with the student body and organizing school and community activities. In addition, she enjoys traveling with her students both nationally and internationally. Mrs. Smith has been a member of the Lyndon Institute Alumni Board of Trustees since 2000 and heads the board’s scholarship committee.

Mrs. Smith and her husband Justin, longtime coach of the varsity baseball program, live in Lyndonville with their two daughters.
Douglas D'Olimpio

Douglas D'Olimpio

Position: Teacher - Special Education

Department(s): Specialized Instruction

Email: douglas.dolimpio@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

After graduating from Nashoba Regional High School in Bolton, Massachusetts, Doug attended Bates College where he majored in Secondary Education and Political Science while playing on the defensive line for the Bates Bobcats football team.  After working at the Biddeford Alternative middle school for one year Doug worked as an apprentice vegetable and dairy farmer for 2 years before coming to Lyndon Institute in the fall of 1991. Doug started his LI teaching career in the Special Education department before moving to the Social Studies department in 1993. Since that time Doug has taught US History, Contemporary US History, Consumer and AP Macro Economics, World Civilizations, World Geography, and Global Studies 1 and 2. He has also served as a football coach since 1993. He has umpired JV and Varsity baseball for the Northeast Umpires Association as well as serving as a volunteer umpire for Lyndon Youth Baseball at the Minor, Little League and Babe Ruth levels. Doug is married to Adrienne D’Olimpio and is the parent of Zoe, LI Class of `14 and Duncan, LI Class of `20.
Johanna Polsenberg

Johanna Polsengberg

Position: Math Teacher - CTE

Department(s): Mathematics, Career & Technical Education

Email: johanna.polsenberg@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Johanna Polsenberg comes to LI with a Ph.D. in Biological Sciences from Stanford University, an M.B.A. from the University of Maryland, and a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry from the University of Vermont.
Brian Bloomfield

Brian Bloomfield

Position: Head of School/Headmaster

Department(s): Administration

Email: brian.bloomfield@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Dr. Bloomfield was formally the Head of Upper School at Dexter Southfield School in Brookline, MA. Prior to his position at Dexter, Dr. Bloomfield served as Head of School at The Academy at Charlemont, a grade 6 to postgraduate independent school in western Massachusetts. Several accomplishments during his time at Charlemont include establishing an alumni engagement strategy, building an ethical leadership program, and strengthening relationships within the broader community.

Dr. Bloomfield’s first educational leadership role was at Nova Classical Academy in St. Paul, MN, a public charter school with an independent school mission.  During his six years at Nova Classical, the school grew from a 400 student K-6 school to a more than 900 student K-12 school with the creation of a college-preparatory high school.  Dr. Bloomfield led an $18mm building project from inception to completion, including coordinating with municipal authorities and bond underwriters. He brought the school into legal and financial compliance, oversaw a development campaign increase of 250%, and partnered with highly active parents on curricular, extra-curricular, and community programming.

Dr. Bloomfield began his teaching career at the Charles E. Smith Jewish Day School in Rockville, MD where he was an English teacher. While at the school, he designed both core and elective curricula, developed research taxonomies for students, and served as advisor to several student organizations.

Before entering the education field, Dr. Bloomfield worked as team leader at General Electric in Gaithersburg, MD where he was responsible for a 35+ person information technology department with annual revenue of over $4.5mm. Certified as a Six Sigma Green Belt, the fiscal and operational management tools and techniques he learned while at GE have been successfully applied in the education sector.

Dr. Bloomfield holds a Ph.D. in Education and Organizational Leadership and an M.A. in English Literature, both degrees from the University of Maryland, and a B.A. in Literature and Politics from Oberlin College in Ohio.

Dr. Bloomfield, his wife Carla, and their sons Owen (9) and Henry (5) love to hike and camp, and they are looking forward to becoming involved in all that the community and area has to offer.
John Kresser

John Kresser

Position: Teacher - Driver's Education & Head Alpine Coach

Department(s): Career & Technical Education

Email: john.kresser@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

John Kresser, also known as JK, is the Driver Education Instructor and Lyndon Institute's Head Alpine Ski Coach. He assumed his position in 2016, previously coached the US Ski Team Technical team, spent 19 years at Burke Mountain Academy as a Ski Coach, and has coached numerous state and regional champions, including national and world champions. JK is a graduate of Lyndon State College and holds a Bachelor of Science in Physical Education where he was also inducted into their Athletic Hall of Fame. JK is the President of the Vermont High School Alpine Association and holds a position on the Lyndon Institute Athletic Hall of Fame Committee. JK resides in West Burke with his wife, Sarah, and their two children, Ryan and Keara. His hobbies include mountain biking, fishing, and hunting.
Larissa Flynn

Larissa Flynn

Position: Trustee at Large

Department(s): Executive Committee

Email: larissa.flynn@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

**Larissa “Cisi” Flynn** graduated from Twinfield High School in 1967. After a year at Old Dominion College in Virginia, she returned to Vermont and enrolled at Lyndon State where she met her husband (and fellow trustee) Mike. They married in 1972 following her graduation with a B.A. in History and the Humanities.

Mrs. Flynn started her career as an educator at Lyndon Institute in 1974. She taught History and involved herself in many activities on campus, such as coaching girl’s skiing, the Scholars’ Bowl team (including a Vermont State Championship in 1998), advising the Close Up Club and Student Council, and serving as President of the LI Faculty Association for several years. Mrs. Flynn served on three NEASC school evaluation teams and was Co-Chair of LI’s three NEASC evaluations.

After retiring from the classroom in 2005, she represented LI’s Admissions Office traveling both in the U.S. and internationally to recruit students and also processing applications in the campus office. She was a Trustee of the Riverside school from 2007 to 2015 and became an LI corporator in 2013. Mrs. Flynn greatly enjoys travel, gardening, artistic painting, and cooking. She catered extensively on Martha’s Vineyard during summers there as well as events in the NEK.

Elected as LI Corporator 2010

Elected to the Board of Trustees 2017

Current Committee Memberships:

Education Committee
Richard Angell

Richard Angell

Position: Director of Operations/Residential Life Director

Department(s): Administration

Email: richard.angell@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Originally from Leeds, Maine, Rick joined Lyndon Institute in 1996. Rick received a B.S. from the University of Maine in Physical Education & Health and an M.A. from the University of Northern Colorado in Sport Administration. Originally hired to teach physical education and coach, Rick worked as the Director of Residential Life since 2009. Rick’s interest includes spending time with his family, woodworking, and outdoor pursuits.
Kitty Witherspoon

Katherine "Kitty" Witherspoon is a young lady in Paradise, NY. She has had hopes of marrying Richard Todd for many years, until it becomes clear to her that Dr. Todd intends to marry Elizabeth Middleton in a deal he brokered with Judge Middleton. She then pins her hopes on Julian Middleton and begins an affair that results in pregnancy.

Kitty represents all the stereotypes of well-bred ladies in 18th century society. She is concerned with her physical beauty, fashion, and material goods. Her greatest hope is to marry well and have many children. Throughout the series she serves as a foil to Elizabeth Middleton, embracing everything in societal expectations that Elizabeth rejects. She avoids serious issues in pursuit of frivolity like ribbons and lace.

### Physical Description

Kitty is in her early 20s, medium height, with a narrow face and blue eyes below waves of pale blond hair and bangs.
Medienserver

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Angela Middleton

Angela Middleton '91

Department(s): Board of Trustees

Email: angelajmiddleton@gmail.com

Biography:

Angela Middleton grew up in the Northeast Kingdom (NEK) of Vermont. Angela attended Lyndon Town Schools, including Lyndon Institute (LI), until her graduation in 1991.  While a student at LI, Angela played multiple team sports, including field hockey, basketball, track and field, and softball.  Additionally, Angela was elected to Student Government where she worked to support her classmates, the student body and faculty.

Angela’s early years in NEK have guided her professional choices.  As the only student of color in the schools she attended, it has been her mission to seek out diverse individuals to join organizations, which will enrich the experiences of others while creating a supportive environment for underrepresented voices.  A graduate of Bentley University, Angela spent more than a decade in Human Resources at Bentley University where she was responsible for immigration, faculty and staff recruitment with a focus on diversity hiring. She also served as the HR Business Partner to Faculty and Academic Affairs before moving on to Color Magazine as Diversity Consultant to focus on diversity within a corporate environment.

Today, Angela is lead diversity sourcer at the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. She also serves on the executive committee for the Boston Belmont METCO Parent Committee and is an active member of the Greater Mattapan Neighborhood Committee.

Angela lives in Boston with her husband and two sons.
Anna Saco

Anna Saco

Position: Teacher - Outdoor Recreation & Project Bike Tech

Department(s): Career & Technical Education, Electives

Email: anna.saco@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Anna Saco is a 2013 graduate of Green Mountain College with a Bachelor of Science in Natural Resources Management and a Bachelor of Arts in Environmental Studies with a minor in Geology. Her certifications and experience include 10 years of Wilderness First Responder, Game of Logging Level 1 and 2, Public Lands Certificate, and Wildlands Fire Fighter Level 2. Anna has a combined 12 years of experience in the fields of adventure education, conservation, land stewardship, environmental science, and backcountry leadership. She has held positions that provided experience in trail building, backcountry guiding (backpacking, backcountry skiing, rock/ ice climbing, horseback guiding), backcountry search and rescue/ wilderness medicine, prescribed burns/ fire crew, general conservation, and land management projects. Additionally, Anna is involved with Northwoods and has worked with them for the past three years. She is a former Special Olympics coach for skiing, swimming, and bowling. Anna resides in East Charleston, Vermont.
Lauren Belknap

Lauren Belknap

Position: Associate Director of Admissions

Department(s): Admissions

Email: lauren.belknap@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Lauren joined the Admissions team in 2021. She attended St. Johnsbury Academy and graduated from Lyndon State College in 2016 where she studied to be an Elementary teacher. During her first year in Admissions, Lauren has traveled throughout Europe to recruit for the school's boarding program and will continue to travel locally, domestically, and internationally in the coming school year. In her spare time, Lauren enjoys spending time outside, shopping, and planning her upcoming wedding.
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Richard Todd

Dr. Richard Todd is a prominent and powerful resident of Paradise, NY, serving the medical needs of the small community and the larger surrounding wilderness.

As a child, his father were killed by Kanienʼkehá꞉ka (Mohawk) natives, and he was taken by the conquering tribe along with his mother and brother. His mother died in captivity on Hidden Wolf. Both boys were adopted by the tribe and assimilated into the Mohawk culture.

Richard's uncle searched for the taken boys for many years and was eventually successful. Richard left the Mohawk with his uncle, but his brother refused, having no memory of life before capture. Richard pursued the study of medicine, and inherited a considerable amount of money and land by his uncle, who had no issue.

Richard Todd's interest in marrying Elizabeth Middleton lies not in the match itself, but in the property of Hidden Wolf that would pass to him as her husband upon their marriage. Elizabeth will be given a large portion of her father's land which encompasses Hidden Wolf, but this will only happen if she agrees to marry Richard Todd. Judge Middleton is in Dr. Todd's debt, and the land transaction would settle the obligation, yet the judge is concerned that the land he worked so hard to obtain should remain in the family through Elizabeth and her future descendants. Moreover, Judge Middleton owes a life-debt to Chingachgook, father to Hawkeye and grandfather to Nathanial Bonner.
Elizabeth Middleton

Elizabeth Middleton was born in 1763 in England to Judge Middleton and his Quaker wife whose maiden name was Clarke. Her parents entered married life together in the British Colonies. Her mother experienced a difficult pregnancy with Elizabeth and returned to England for the birth. In 1765 Judge Middleton returned to England to accompany his wife and daughter home to the colonies. He was unsuccessful in convincing his wife to return, and he returned to New York alone, leaving his wife back in England pregnant with their second child, a son, born Julian Middleton. She died when the two children were very young and they were subsequently raised by their paternal aunt, Augusta Merriweather, Lady Crofton at her English estate.

Elizabeth Middleton leaves her aunt's estate and travels to the American colonial frontier in 1792 at the age of 29. She is self-assured, well educated, and unmarried by choice. She prefers the company of books and a few close friends over the crowds of English society. Her purpose in coming to the Colonies is to teach school in Paradise, a small settlement that resides within her father's three thousand acres of land holdings. She has been influenced in valuing her rights and independence through the writings of Mrs. Mary Wollstonecraft in her then recently published work, ***A Vindication of the Rights of Women****.*

Upon arriving in Paradise, she quickly learns that she has traveled under false pretenses. There is no school house and her father instead has intentions for her to marry the local doctor, Richard Todd. Judge Middleton offers to bequeath a large parcel of his land holdings to Elizabeth under the condition that she agrees to this marriage. Elizabeth receives this information with both horror and disgust, as she has no intention to marry any man under any circumstance. The parcel includes the mountain known as Hidden Wolf and upon it, Lake in the Clouds, the home of Dan'l Bonner, known as "Hawkeye", and his extended family.
Wilderness Wiki

**Welcome to the Wilderness Wiki!**
This wiki is for readers of the Wilderness book series by Sara Donati. We're a collaborative community website about the Wilderness series that anyone, including you, can build and expand. Wikis like this one depend on readers getting involved and adding content. Click the "ADD NEW PAGE" or "EDIT" button at the top of any page to get started!

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Rebecca McGregor

Rebecca McGregor

Position: Teacher - Dance/Fine & Preforming Arts Department Head

Department(s): Fine & Preforming Arts

Email: rebecca.mcgregor@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

Rebecca McGregor has a Secondary License in Dance, a BS in Exercise Science, and a Masters in Education. In 2003, she developed the dance program at Lyndon Institute and founded the annual Vermont State Dance Festival. She also helps the VT Agency of Education develop and rewrite VT dance standards and licensing requirements, assessment tools in dance education, and advocates for arts education.

Rebecca is a member of SHAPE and the NDEO. She was a mentor through the NDEO's pilot mentoring program and now is a member of the NDEO Mentoring Committee. She also has given presentations for Northeastern University’s NExT Professional Learning Conversations and been chosen as an adjudicator for the NDEO’s National Honor Society for Dance Arts Award 2021 and an adjudicator for the NDEO’s Annual Conference workshop proposals 2022.

Rebecca has received awards like Johnson State College Rising Star/Young Alumni Award, Youth Impact Award, VAHPERD's Dance Educator of the Year Award, and David Dwyer Lyndon Institute Teacher of the Year Award. In 2020, Rebecca also was awarded a Presidential Award from the National Dance Education Organization for her service to the Mentorship Committee and work creating and pursuing a vision for dance education in our country. Also in 2021, she was accepted into the Vermont Leadership Institute for the 2021-2022 year.
Julian Middleton

Julian Middleton is the son of Judge Middleton. He and his older sister Elizabeth Middleton were raised by their paternal aunt, Augusta Merriweather, Lady Crofton on her estate in England.

As a young man, Julian is compelled to gambling and his betting landed him in debtor's prison. After his family settled his debts, he and Elizabeth made the voyage to their Father's home in colonial New York state. Julian continues to look for any opportunity to wager, and his gambling losses pose to threaten the family finances yet again.

He draws the attention of Katherine "Kitty" Witherspoon, and the two begin an dalliance that results in a pregnancy. Julian wants nothing to do with the responsibility of either the woman or the child. True to his self-interested, elitist nature, he offers no help to Kitty.
Prodigies Wiki

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Bretton Gale

Bretton Gale '77

Position: Treasurer of the Board of Trustees

Department(s): Executive Committee

Email: bretton.gale@lyndoninstitute.org

Biography:

**Brett Gale** is a longtime Lyndon resident.  He is currently the third generation living in his Lyndon Center home.  His family has enjoyed hosting students from Lyndon Institute from all over the world.

In 2016, he became the local State Farm agent
EcoWestern Wiki

## **Welcome to the** **EcoWestern Wiki!**

A Tech Company - **WIKI IS A WIP! - *PLEASE BE PATIENT WE ARE WORKING HARD TO CREATE AN INFORMATIONAL EXPERIENCE!***

## Section Header

### Industry

Consumer Electronics, Software Services, Online Services, Technology

### Subsidiaries

EcoAlpines (EERD), EasyMoves, Economic, RMS Studios, EcoVilla,

**EcoWestern Corporation** is a technology company that specializes in the development and production of electronic devices, software, and innovative solutions for various consumer needs. Founded as a subsidiary of the now-defunct car company X7 Motors, EcoWestern has undergone a series of transformations, facing challenges and successes throughout its history.

## All Articles

* The History Of EcoWestern
* Past/Present CEO's
* List Of EcoWestern Products
* The X7 Motors Scandal
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List of Gacha Kotak meme Characters

There are 14 Characters and 1 Guest Character named Cristine, and 10 unnamed characters.

Some of the characters have official names and unofficial names, like Aoizuka, the name is a fan-made by some fans but the Gacha Kotak Team has started that ''Aoizuka'' is her Canon name, probably because her creator didn't give her a name.

## Current

Aoizuka

Kittie

Maikuri

Cristine (Guest Star)

Calia

Lex

Sara

Mike

Misoki

Shawn

## Unnamed Characters

*Main Article: List of Unnamed Characters.*

TBA

## Minor Characters

Francine

Yayana

Jaikuro

## Villains/Enemies

Maxwell

Geneya

Cat Monsters
Gacha Kotak meme (Remake)

**Not to be confused with Gacha Kotak meme, The original version of the game.**

**Gacha Kotak meme** is a Gacha fangame based on another Gacha fangame from YouTube Gacha Kotak meme, it will be released in September 2025.

## Storyline

### Playable Episode #1

This is starts Aoizuka sitting on a sofa and thinking about something until she saws the player and introduce herself and the player controls her and she introduced her friends Misoki and Cristine, and she talks about the How to play? pop up with her portrait sprite and a text box that show the player how to play the game, and then it cuts to a Gacha referencing Start.

### Playable Episode #2

Aoizuka and Cristine are on a walk and saw one of Aoizuka's friends Calia.

Aoizuka then watches TV, while Cristine and Calia are reading books together, until Kittie saw up, she introduced herself to the player, and also introduces her best friend Lex.

Kittie and Lex are walking on the street and met Maikuri and Mike and also introducing them.

## Trivia

* One of the members of the Gacha Kotak Team, said that the name of a strolling Angel girl is Francine.
Mitsuko

## Appearances

### Debut

Gacha Kotakverse

**Mitsuko** is one of the main characters in Gacha Kotakverse.

## Appearance

Mitsuko has teal green hair and dark pink eyes.

She wears a light green dress and teal green and light green shoes.

Mitsuko is also seen holding a dark red heart.

## Personality

Mitsuko appears to be calm but also quiet, only say a word once.

Not much information about her yet.

## Gallery

* Current
* Artwork Gallery

TBA
Official Wiki Rules

Here are the rules of the Gacha Kotakverse Wiki.

## Current Rules

1. Do not vandalise every page on the page, if you ever vandalises the page, you will get banned or a timeout.
2. Don't put anything related to NSFW, there are underage users around this wiki, if you do it, you will get instantly banned from the wiki.
3. Don't put anything that is not related to Gacha Kotak meme, like OCs or anything Fanon, these are not related to the canon source, if you want, then go to Gacha Kotakverse Fanon Wiki, however this wiki is work in progress.
4. If you have any problems on this wiki, message the Administrators or the wiki creator User:Cookiefan116.
NBase-T

NBase-T ist eine Netzwerktechnologie, die höhere Übertragungsgeschwindigkeiten über herkömmliche Kupferverkabelung ermöglicht. Sie bietet Geschwindigkeiten von 2,5 Gigabit pro Sekunde (2.5GBASE-T) und 5 Gigabit pro Sekunde (5GBASE-T) an.

NBase-T ist abwärtskompatibel zu den niedrigeren Geschwindigkeitsstufen wie 1000BASE-T (1 Gigabit Ethernet) und 100BASE-TX (Fast Ethernet). Das bedeutet, dass Netzwerkgeräte, die NBase-T unterstützen, auch mit älteren Geräten und Geschwindigkeiten kommunizieren können.

NBase-T wird in verschiedenen Anwendungsfällen eingesetzt, darunter das Upgraden bestehender Verkabelungsinfrastrukturen auf höhere Geschwindigkeiten, das Unterstützen von leistungsstarken drahtlosen Zugangspunkten und das Bereitstellen von schnellen Verbindungen für Videoübertragung und Datenübertragung.

Nachteile von NBase-T sind, dass, wenn die bestehende Hardware nicht kompatibel ist, man die Hardware austauschen muss. Außerdem kann NBase-T aufgrund der höheren Geschwindigkeiten und des höheren Signalrauschens eine begrenzte Reichweite über Kupferkabel haben. Dies bedeutet, dass Signalqualität und Leistung über längere Kabelstrecken beeinträchtigt werden können. Zu guter Letzt ist mit der ständigen Weiterentwicklung von Netzwerktechnologien und der steigenden Nachfrage nach noch höheren Geschwindigkeiten, könnte NBase-T in Zukunft möglicherweise nicht mehr ausreichend sein, um den Anforderungen gerecht zu werden.
Glowing links

CSS

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  color: #D894FF ;
  text-shadow: #A1BF49 0 0 10px;
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Druckserver

Ein Druckserver ist ein Computer oder eine spezielle Software in einem Netzwerk, die Druckaufträge von Benutzern oder Geräten empfängt, verwaltet und an Drucker weiterleitet. Er organisiert die Druckaufträge in einer Warteschlange, verfügt über die erforderlichen Treiber für die Druckermodelle, ermöglicht Zugriffskontrolle und zentrale Verwaltung der Druckprozesse. Ein Druckserver erleichtert die koordinierte Druckabwicklung in Netzwerken mit vielen Nutzern oder Geräten und optimiert die Ressourcennutzung.
Terminalserver

Ein Terminalserver, auch als Remote Desktop Server oder Remote Desktop Services bekannt, ermöglicht Benutzern den Fernzugriff auf eine zentrale Serverumgebung. Mehrere Benutzer können gleichzeitig auf denselben Server zugreifen, Anwendungen ausführen und Dateien bearbeiten. Der Terminalserver ermöglicht die zentrale Bereitstellung von Anwendungen, unterstützt Fernzugriff, arbeitet in einer mehrbenutzerfähigen Umgebung, optimiert Ressourcennutzung, bietet zentrale Verwaltung, erhöht die Sicherheit und ist skalierbar. Terminalserver sind in Unternehmen weit verbreitet, um effizienten Anwendungszugriff und Fernarbeit zu ermöglichen.
Cloud-Server

Ein Cloud-Server ist eine virtuelle Instanz eines Servers, die in einer Cloud-Infrastruktur gehostet wird. Sie sind hochgradig skalierbar, erlauben Selbstbedienung, bieten Flexibilität in Bezug auf Betriebssysteme und Anwendungen, sind kosteneffizient durch nutzungsabhängige Abrechnung und bieten hohe Zuverlässigkeit. Cloud-Server werden in verschiedenen Bereichen eingesetzt, von der Webhosting bis zur Datenverarbeitung, und sind ein wesentlicher Bestandteil des Cloud-Computing-Modells.