Work Phone: 725-1651
Home Phone: 971-1690
E-mail:
tbaldwin@stjohnsws.org
Tom Baldwin - 6th Grade Homeroom, Computer & Religion
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My
teaching responsibilities include Kindergarten through 8th grade Computer, and
6th through 8th grade Religion. This is my tenth year of teaching. Prior to
coming to St. John’s, I worked in a variety of occupations, including
Television (production crew member, producer/director), and the
Para-legal field. I was also a Lead Systems Analyst, Systems
Officer and Assistant Vice President at Wachovia Bank, where I worked
for 11 years. I earned a B.A. in Communication Arts (Video
Production concentration) from James Madison University, and a B.S. in
Information Systems of Management (Management Information Systems
concentration) from the University of North Carolina at Greensboro,
where I graduated summa cum laude. I am currently completing Lay
Ministry Certification requirements for the Lutheran Church Missouri
Synod from Concordia University at Mequon. I have an absolute
passion for young people of all ages and consider teaching to be my most
exciting and rewarding career opportunity to date. I am very
blessed to have the opportunity to spread the Good News of Jesus Christ
on a daily basis with the students I am privileged to interact with.
I have been married to my wife, Jan, for 26 years. We have two
children. I enjoy spending time with my family, playing guitar,
listening to music, reading, watching and playing sports, traveling, and
target shooting