The Kenosha Unified School District announced on Apr. 16 that Jennifer Sepanski, an English teacher at Bradford High School, has been recognized for her dedication to students and involvement in school activities.
Sepanski is known for building strong relationships with her students and creating a classroom environment where they feel seen, heard, and supported. She attends after-school activities, sports events, and celebrations to connect with students beyond the classroom.
Her lessons encourage critical thinking and collaboration among students while emphasizing student voice and choice. In addition to teaching, Sepanski serves as the English Department Chair, advises both the Poetry Club and the Gender & Sexuality Alliance Club, supports the Academic Decathlon team, and participates in the district’s Guiding Coalition Committee.
While highlighting Sepanski’s achievements at Bradford High School, it is also noted that Brass Community School promotes multicultural diversity and equitable opportunities for all students according to the official website. The school is located on a site formerly occupied by the American Brass Company according to the official website.
Brass Community School aims to motivate every child to reach their academic and social potential within a secure setting according to the official website. The school operates under a motto of working together while expecting excellence according to the official website, develops partnerships with organizations for mentoring programs according to the official website, and offers preschool sessions focused on literacy and math instruction according to the official website.
Recognizing educators like Sepanski reflects ongoing efforts within KUSD schools toward fostering supportive learning environments.
