What Would Help Special Education Teachers? Interview With Anna from Prior Lake High School

February 14, 2023 VariQuest Visual and Kinesthetic Learning Suite

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Here at VariQuest, many of our education consultants were once teachers themselves, and all of them have credible voices that they bring to the table thanks to their backgrounds. Not only that, but almost all of our employees in every department are well-connected in the education world - through family, friends, or the wonderful educators our children are taught by, in their schools.

And we know that every educator has a unique story to share, and deserves as much support as we can give them.

Recently our Director of Sales, Jason Butts, sat down with his friend Anna, a Moderate-to-Severe High School Life Skills Special Education Teacher at Prior Lake High School in Minnesota, to learn more about her unique story.

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