<body><div><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=2T0G0X_1Gov24aZ00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=2T0G0X_1Gov24aZ00" width="2001" height="1334" >Students spend their high school years counting down the days left like a prison sentence. The anomalies negotiate a paycheck to stay. Jon Fedele — pronounced ‘pho’, like the soup, then ‘deli’, like a deli — is an aforementioned anomaly. While he has been a substitute teacher at Olympia High School since 2023, this is his first year as an official teacher. In September of 2022, he student-taught under Justin Christiansen, fellow math teacher at OHS, while getting his master’s degree in math education. “I distinctly remember going to the first assembly, and there was just something about Olympia High School. I knew that this is where I wanted to have my job as a teacher,” said Fedele. In a teacher’s first year, being in an unfamiliar place while on the receiving end of student critiques can lead to stress. For Fedele, there has never been a question of if the students at OHS would treat him kindly. “Every time I walk down the hallway, [I hear] ‘hi Mr. Fedele,’ and I just love it. When I first came to Oly, I saw something real and true about this place that I needed to be a part of. Throughout my subbing career, it was always walking toward that,” said Fedele.This year he’s teaching Algebra 1, Geometry and Credit Recovery. Fedele said, “In addition to these three, I’m also the new debate coach. It’s sort of like I have four classes. Debate is a club, but it’s a lot of work, especially setting up the team. It’s great that I have four different ‘domains,’…where I get to find fulfillment and help the kids.”As Fedele spends his days making Olympia a place worth staying, he becomes a part of the community, rather than just a math teacher.</div></body>

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Students spend their high school years counting down the days left like a prison sentence. The anomalies negotiate a paycheck to stay. Jon Fedele — pronounced ‘pho’, like the soup, then ‘deli’, like a deli — is an aforementioned anomaly. While he has been a substitute teacher at Olympia High School since 2023, this is his first year as an official teacher.

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Students spend their high school years counting down the days left like a prison sentence. The anomalies negotiate a paycheck to stay. Jon Fedele — pronoun

Fedele’s first year on staff

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