Mr. Love

“He’s by a LONG shot the best gym teacher I’ve ever had, just for the reason that if you struggle with the activity, he helps you. He encourages you and actually gives you advice on how to do it better. It sounds pretty straightforward at first glance, but for someone who despised P.E. just because they never felt like they would be as good at it as anyone else, that was HUGE to me. A lot of the other teachers I’ve had just kind of brushed it off as “well you’re just not good at this”, and when they did try to encourage me, it always felt disingenuous, and I internalized that HARD. He’s really what encouraged me to take better care of myself, and, if I’m being honest, he’s the only reason I work out on my own now, something I’m super, SUPER proud of!”

Aideen Scanga, Freshman

“He has helped me reach a new level of health and has really opened up my eyes about fitness and how much I love it.”

Lliam Woodworth, Sophomore

“Mr. Love is one of the most knowledgable and down-to-earth educators I have ever met. Though I’m not extremely great at gym, Mr. Love’s enthusiasm is infectious be it his biweekly pep talks or pushing us during workouts. I never thought I would learn about how to eat, workout, and take care of myself in gym this year, but I did. Beyond class, Mr. Love is incredibly supportive and caring. Every time I see him in the halls, he asks how I am doing and engages in conversation. I am incredibly appreciative that I can depend on Mr. Love if I ever need anything.”

Victoria Ren, Sophomore

“Mr. Love is not just a great teacher but also a great guy and role model. I have learned so many new things this year about exercise and nutrition. Mr. Love is caring but at the same times knows how to push you and bring the best out of you in every thing you do.”

Nate Stalter, Freshman

“Mr. Love always encourages us students to be our best, healthiest selves. He cares for each and every one of his students, supporting and looking after them.”

Hannah Shin, Sophomore

“Mr. Love gives us many lectures about being a good person.”

Natee Lewis, Freshman