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Luke Ivey

Former Faculty

July 2012 to June 2014

Previous Background
Luke has taught history at Darlington since 2012. He is also head Middle School football coach and an assistant varsity lacrosse coach. He holds a B.A. in Political Science from Kenyon College, where he played four years of football. Luke lives on campus and is a member of the Summerbell House duty staff.

College Education

B.A. Kenyon College

Teaching & Learning Best Practices Spotlight: Luke Ivey

Learning Center | Angela Hester, November 12, 2013

Through the multiple visual aids, group discussions, activities, and video clip, Luke Ivey presents his lesson on the Mayan people in a manner that addresses the needs of all learners in his classroom.

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Science Fair: An Opportunity for Collaboration Between Grades

Academic Administration | Luke Ivey, April 16, 2013

Darlington's eighth-graders had the opportunity to take a trip over to the Lower School last week to check out some awesome presentations and experiments that the fourth-graders have been working on as they learn about the Scientific Method.

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Circle Georgia: Understanding Georgia's Unique Place in American History

Academic Administration | Luke Ivey, March 11, 2013

The Circle Georgia trip is an annual, week-long adventure taken by Darlington's eighth-grade class. Designed to help reinforce our history, science and English curriculum, it also provides our students with a chance to better understand Georgia's unique place in American history and culture.

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Faculty Scholars Series: Catapulting Myself into a New School Year

Academic Administration | John Plough, August 23, 2012

New Darlington teacher Luke Ivey and I were lucky enough to attend the SAIS New Teacher Institute this past July in Atlanta. It was an opportunity to spend a few days with other teachers from around the area either new to teaching at an independent school, or new to teaching altogether. What an experience!

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