Quest K-8: Teachers - Samantha Ciolino

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Ms. Samantha Ciolino
3rd Grade Teacher

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Education

She graduated from Elmhurst College in Elmhurst, Illinois with a degree in Elementary Education. She also obtained a Master's Degree in Literacy Education through Northern Illinois University in DeKalb, Illinois.

Bio

Samantha Ciolino is the third grade teacher at Quest Academy in Dacono. She taught third grade for seven years in Cicero, Illinois before moving to Colorado in 2015. This is her second year teaching third grade for Weld RE-8. In her spare time, she enjoys reading. She spends many hours hiking and biking the paths of Colorado. She also enjoys watching sports, especially Chicago teams like the Blackhawks, Bears, and Cubs.

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