Faculty
Sylvia Weaver
Kraybill Campus:
Grades K–7 Music
Elementary Challenge Program
- B. S. Music Education, West Chester University, Cum Laude
- Masters Equivalency: University of New Jersey; University of Connecticut
Mrs. Weaver taught at Kraybill Mennonite School since 1986. Previously to coming to Kraybill, she was employed in the following capacities:
- Colonial School District, Plymouth Meeting, PA – elem. general music – five years
- Lancaster Country Day School, Lancaster, PA – elem. general music – five years
- Little People’s Nursery School, Mount Joy, PA – administrator – five years
- Musical Modge Podge, Mount Joy, PA - courses for the pre-school child combining music with the arts - five years
- Weaver’s Music Studio, Mount Joy, PA – owner/operator – twelve years
Mrs. Weaver enjoys decorating her home, gardening, spelunking, investigating God’s natural world, and conducting genealogical research, Children often comment that Mrs. Weaver’s life appears to be very exciting!” She enjoys sitting in her grandfather’s “story-telling chair,” now a part of her classroom decor, from where she relates personal “real-life” mysteries, for which she has become famous.
Mrs. Weaver attends West Green Tree Church of the Brethren. She has been on the board for Lancaster Community Concert Association since 1996.
Mrs. Weaver LOVES her job of teaching music and the academically gifted at Kraybill School. “My job is such a variety job, and variety adds such spice to life,” relates Mrs. Weaver. “When I was a child, my mother was seriously ill from the time I was 8, and she died when I was 10. My involvement in music was such an important ingredient for my maintaining a sense of happiness. God blessed my life with ALL good music teachers in elementary, junior and senior high school. I have attempted to model their high standards in helping children love and respond to ALL types of music, Music speaks to the very soul of mankind. Becoming musically literate by performing, creating, or active listening allows a person to emotionally, spiritually, intellectually – even physically -- enter a platitude of the soul otherwise unattainable. Teaching in a Christian school has allowed me to combine my love of music with my love for the Lord!”
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