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Lyons, Jana

Administrative Secretary

jmlyons@seattleschools.org

Personal Message

I love middle school kids!
I love dogs!
Go Bulldogs!!

Malone, Ilana

Counselor

ilmalone@seattleschools.org

Welcome to Madison Middle School!  I am so thrilled to be a school counselor.   I am here to help in many areas, whether you have concerns regarding academics, high school and beyond planning, or social emotional issues.  Please do not hesitate to call or email me with any questions you may have.  I will do my best to help support the students as they navigate these tricky middle school waters!

All the best, Ilana Malone

McCall, Christopher

Art Teacher

cmmccall@seattleschools.org

 

 

Meloottu, Ashish

Language Arts and Social Studies Teacher

ammeloottu@seattleschools.org

Biography

"Ever tried? Ever failed? No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better." -Samuel Beckett

Personal Message

Two core values that guide my teaching:

  • Failure is normal and to be expected. How can I use my failures to improve for next time?
  • The goal of any communication is to be understood by others. How can I improve my speaking and writing so that my ideas consistently come across clearly?

O’Donnell, Theresa

Math Teacher

teodonnell@seattleschools.org

O’Donoghue, Amy

Social Studies Teacher

aeodonoghue@seattleschools.org

Ovens, Susan

Language Arts Teacher

sdovens@seattleschools.org

Patt, Bruce

Language Arts Teacher

bjpatt@seattleschools.org

Personal Message

Mr. Patt lives in Belltown with his wife, Kate. They moved to Seattle from Maine (he was born and raised in Ohio) in 1992. He has a B.A. from Lesley College (where he met Kate) and finished his Masters in Teaching at Seattle University in 1996. He did his student teacher at Foster High School in Tukwila where he was then hired to teach. He taught all grades of high school language arts and served as department chair and “School Reform Coordinator” for five years. He was a co-writer of a 2000 Gates Foundation Grant that allowed Foster to revision what a comprehensive high school could look like. He left Foster in 2002 and went to work for the Small Schools Project assisting comprehensive high schools in the Puget Sound area in their own redesign work.
He worked as an instructional coach and curriculum specialist at the district office from 2008-2017 before transitioning back to the classroom in the Fall of 2017.
Teaching at Madison continues to be a joy. Although he swore he’d never be a middle-school teacher he can’t imagine being anywhere else. There is so much personal and professional pleasure being part of a community that values and supports their schools. I look forward to coming to school every day.

Keiles, Stephanie

Math Teacher & ASB Advisor

sakeiles@seattleschools.org

Dominguez, Crystal

Science Teacher

crdominguez@seattleschools.org