- Pawtucketville Memorial Elementary School
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Meet Our First Grade Teachers!

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Mrs. Shelton
Hi, my name is Kerri Shelton. This is my 10th year teaching! I’ve been teaching at Pawtucketville for six years now. I absolutely love first grade. My ultimate goal is to ensure all my students have a wonderful learning experience and that I’m a positive role model for them. When I’m not teaching, I love to spend time with my friends, family, husband Ryan, and 4-year old goldendoodle Meeko. I enjoy the lake, beach, dancing, and singing!
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Mrs. Burns
I have been teaching at Pawtucketville since 2007, and have been teaching First Grade since 2015! When I'm not teaching, I enjoy spending time with my husband, my 3 boys, and my dog Tucker. I like to take walks, read at the beach, and go shopping!
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Mrs. Hunt
Mrs. Hunt has been teaching for 24 years. She is married with 3 children. Meghan(15), Keegan(15) and Delaney(12). She loves to attend her children's sporting events, go shopping, and travel--especially to Cape Cod and Canada. She also enjoys going to concerts. She is proud of her Lowell roots and Irish and Scottish heritage. Mrs. Hunt loves Italian food and hanging out with her friends and family. She always looks forward to her new students each year and tries to make their learning experiences fun and engaging.

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Ms. Marandola
Ms.Marandola has been teaching for 26 years. She has two children: Joe and Kayla. Her son, Joe, is buying his first house and got a puppy. Her daughter, Kayla, is also a teacher in Lowell and is recently engaged. Ms. Marandola has two dogs: Scooter and Scout. They are both rescue dogs. She (and the pups) love Cape Cod. She enjoys running, walking, and golf. Ms. Marandola began working in the business world but realized she enjoyed teaching children and quickly left the business world. She loves working with students and watching them thrive throughout the school year.