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About Me
- Ben Guest
- I grew up in Waitsfield, VT, Burlington, VT and Baltimore, MD where I attended Park School in Brooklandville, MD. I graduated from Amherst College (the fairest college of them all) in 1997 with a BA in English. After college I joined the Peace Corps and served in Namibia. I taught ESL in the towns of Engela and Tses. While traveling through Europe I was accepted into MTC. I taught 9th and 11th grade English at Simmons High School in Hollandale, MS and served as the assistant basketball coach for the boys and girls teams. I was lucky enough to win a 3A state championship with the boys' team in my first year coaching. I received an MA from Ole Miss as part of the Teacher Corps in 2002 and accepted a head coaching position at McLaurin Attendance Center in Star, MS. I was the head coach of the boys’ varsity, junior varsity, and middle school teams. I also taught 8th and 9th grade English. After one year at McLaurin I was planning to return to Hollandale as I missed the kids there. However, I was offered the position of Program Manager for the Teacher Corps and have served in this position since June of 2003.
Namibia
The view from my front door in Tses, Namibia.
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