Mrs. Ashley Pippin, Kanesville Elementary

May 6, 2022, 11:57 AM | Updated: Jan 29, 2024, 10:51 am

BY EMILY ASHMEAD

Assistant Promotions Director

“Mrs. Pippin goes above and beyond for her students. My son struggles in school with ADHD and being behind academically. Mrs. Pippin is so understand and helps come up with ways to help him succeed and meet him where he is at with his learning needs. My son absolutely loves Mrs.Pippin as she is so kind even if he’s having a hard day. Her communication is also amazing! I know exactly how my son is doing and what I can do to help him at home. I just can’t thank her enough for being the absolute best teacher!”

-Jessica Wian

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