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Lucy Berkley (she/her) -Office Admin

Hello Rieke! 

I'm Lucy, your new Office Admin. Feel free to call me Lucy, or Miss Lucy if you're feeling fancy. I'm new to the professional role, but I've been a Rieke parent for the last 8 years (and have two more parent years left) so you may have seen me around. I'm excited to learn together this year - we can all use our growth mindsets!

 

Outside of Rieke, I help support my husband's art business, raise our two awesome kids, and play fetch with our dog, Detective Wizard Jones (Jones for short.) I also love fostering dogs, going on road trips, and obsessively doing the crossword puzzle.

 

I'm looking forward to supporting our special community. I genuinely love finding solutions to problems and thinking creatively. Feel free to come by the office and say hi! I'm here to help answer any questions.

 

Email: lberkley@pps.net

 

 

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Kim Mathews (She/ Her) School Admin

Hi Rieke families!

I'm so happy to be with you! I've been at Rieke since November 2022. I love working here!

 

About me, I have a lovely husband and 2 high-school-aged kids, both now going to Ida B. Wells. I enjoy drawing, graphic design, and pottery. I also love reading mystery books. I have 2 dogs, Koda and Po, both are really silly! 

 

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Karrie Caudle Health Assistant

Hi Rieke! I am your health assistant and here to help with all your healthcare needs while you are at school. I have 15 years experience helping children with autism while working at Butler Creek Elementary and Sacramento Elementary school plus 25 years experience raising my twins. I was a classroom mom and volunteer for all of their school events. 

I have a husband,  two kids, two cats, and two dogs. I grew up in Portland and have always been a big Blazers fan. I love hiking, board games, and trying new restaurants with my family.

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Ian Johnstone-School Counselor

I believe every student can learn to think critically, and display compassion towards others. This learning can take place if schools insure students consistently have their voice heard, their strengths celebrated, and their needs addressed. I set high standards for all my students, and aspire to help them achieve those standards. 
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I know Oregon hasn’t historically been the most inclusive place to live. Unfortunately, this diminishes our community’s ability to embrace multiple perspectives. I aim to make ½ûÂþÌìÌà and our city in general an environment in which all people are included, valued, and successful. In specific, I would like to see traditionally marginalized students in my care achieve at the level of their more privileged peers. I also hope to instill a culture of reverence towards reading and independent thought. If all members of our community believe in themselves, enjoy learning, and take a scientific approach to answering life’s questions, there is no limit to the heights we can collectively achieve. 


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Mrs. C

I have the best job in the world! This is my 14th year at Rieke, hard to believe. Every year I work with all of the students, kindergarten through fifth grade. My classes begin with the  kindergartenders learning to use a mouse, and move to older students who are exploring the world of coding and programing. My job is great because it is constantly evolving and I have to continue to educate myself to keep up with the newest developments. I love to learn new things.

I feel at home when I work in the schools. My father was a Principal for ½ûÂþÌìÌÃ. When I was young, I remember visiting him at Rieke when he was the summer School Principal. My mother was the Journalism Advisor at Wilson when I was in High School, and even my grandmother worked for the district in the testing department. My family taught me the value of supporting education and kids.  I am thrilled to carry on the tradition. 


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Tessalie Schulte-Instructional Coach

Hello my name is Tessalie Schulte “Ms. Schulte”.  I have been teaching and learning in Portland Public for over 20 years. I started my career in ½ûÂþÌìÌà as a Substitute Teacher in Pre-K through 12th grade.  I am grateful that I was able to have the experience of seeing many classes across grade levels throughout our diverse district.  I went on to teach 5th and 6th grade at Rigler and then 5th grade at Forest Park.  I served as a Teacher on Special Assignment (TOSA) in Talent and Gifted Education and for the last six years as a TOSA in Educator Pathways.  When I learned of the opportunity to be an Instructional Coach at Rieke I was enthusiastically interested in the position.  I was fortunate enough to spend a few weeks last spring at Rieke.  It was a joyful experience seeing students and their work, meeting the dynamic and talented staff, and feeling the positive energy of the community.   

 

I live in the community myself and my son (now a teacher) is an Ida B. Wells grad.  When I am not working I enjoy spending time with friends, gardening, outdoor explorations, reading, writing, music, art, and all things food related.  I have always been curious and have a passion for learning.  I am so excited to join the Rieke team!