Waylon Michel
Paula Fletcher
My name is Paula Fletcher. I have worked at PSIS for 18 years. I started working as a substitute teacher then as the librarian at the old campus. I am now the Special Education Enrichment teacher.
I have an AAS degree from Wenatchee Valley College, A Bachelor’s degree in Language Arts from Heritage University and a Master’s degree in Special Education from Montana State University.
I am married, the mother of 5, and the grandmother of 11. Most of my children and their children live in Washington so I get to see them often. I enjoy doing things with my husband, grandchildren and family. I have three small dogs and two large cats.
Some of the things I like to do are spending time with my grandchildren and family, traveling, camping, gardening, reading, knitting, and cooking.
Cindy Fry recruited me to work at PSIS. I started working here in 2001 and never left. I feel blessed every day I drive to work. It is rare to work at such a beautiful campus with the surrounding mountains and the lake just beyond.
Jacob Nicholson
Katie Quintasket
My name is Katie Quintasket I have had the pleasure to work at Paschal Sherman for the last 11 years.
My educational/professional background consists of 3 associates degrees (business transfer, accounting technical degree and associates in arts and science) all from Wenatchee Valley College. I am one semester away from earning my Bachelors in Accounting through Washington State University. I have worked in a business setting for the last 20 years ranging from banking to a program coordinator. I currently work as an administrative assistant in the special education department.
I am a loving mother to two boys Dylan (17) and Elliot (1) and a loving partner to my Dave. In my free time I love to travel and have been fortunate to have gone all over the world. I also enjoy most outdoor adventures, hiking, swimming, fishing and biking.
Paschal Sherman has been my home for so long for a reason, I cannot quit this place. I love the atmosphere, and have had the privilege to work amongst some amazing people throughout the years. But most of all, I love being a unique part in our kid’s little world.
My hope for Paschal Sherman is to have the capability to be a K-12 school. I believe this would have a tremendous impact for our students. My dream for our students is that we can project the possibilities in life rather than the obstacles.
Mary VanBrunt
Mary McCue
Khristy Covington
Cami Nicholson
Jayme Nyberg
Makisha Zacherle
Janice Waters
Juleah Buckner
