Heather Lindberg Email & Phone Number | When I made the decision to put my teaching career on hold to focus on raising my own family I knew I would not be an at home parent. I managed my household while also balancing numerous volunteer commitments, focused mostly on child welfare and advocacy. As my children started school I eased my way back into the classroom as a single day sub, and then worked my way to long term substitute positions. In the past two school years I've had three long-term positions, this year one position lasted six months which is the bulk of the academic year. I love teaching but am looking at other opportunities that would allow me to use my math skills, help others, and interact with the genral public. I hope to find a position that offers more consistency than being a substitute provides.

Heather Lindberg

When I made the decision to put my teaching career on hold to focus on raising my own family I knew...
13717 Northwest 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, United States

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Heather Lindberg’s Location 13717 Northwest 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, United States

Heather Lindberg’s Current Industry Vancouver Public Schools Washington State Pta

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Vancouver Public Schools

Substitute Teacher

2015-12-01 00:00:00 - Present

Washington State Pta

Various Volunteer Positions

2013-09-01 00:00:00 - Present

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13717 Northwest 2nd Avenue, Vancouver, United States

Heather Lindberg is a When I made the decision to put my teaching career on hold to focus on raising my own family I knew I would not be an at home parent. I managed my household while also balancing numerous volunteer commitments, focused mostly on child welfare and advocacy. As my children started school I eased my way back into the classroom as a single day sub, and then worked my way to long term substitute positions. In the past two school years I've had three long-term positions, this year one position lasted six months which is the bulk of the academic year. I love teaching but am looking at other opportunities that would allow me to use my math skills, help others, and interact with the genral public. I hope to find a position that offers more consistency than being a substitute provides.