Mrs. Brooke Musser
Faculty Information
Location(s): Main School Building
Title(s): Faculty
Contact Information
School Email: bmusser@wyndcroft.org (Primary)
School Phone: (610) 326-0544
Education
Degree(s): Bachelor’s Degree, Elementary Education, Shippensburg University
Associates Degree, Early Childhood Education, Endicott College
Other Information
Employed Since
1998
Biography
Brooke Musser has been a part of the Wyndcroft faculty since joining the Wyndcroft family in 1998 as a Kindergarten teacher. During her time at Wyndcroft, she has worked in various grades, including Pre-K, Early Childhood, and 5th grade Social Studies. Given her love of literature and children’s books, Brooke is stepping into the role of the school librarian. She is also fortunate to assist in a variety of classrooms, providing students with extra support and care when needed. Brooke feels very fortunate to have worked with many of the students here at Wyndcroft in both Lower and Upper School.
She holds degrees from Endicott College (Beverly, MA) and Shippensburg University. Continuing her love of learning and growth by attending various regional professional development opportunities and graduate courses at Gratz College and she is currently taking a graduate course through Upper Iowa University. She also loves to continue her education through various professional learning opportunities, such as seminars and workshops, keeping her up to date on the latest in the field of education. You are never too old to learn something new!!!
Coming from a family of teachers, Mrs. Musser always knew that the classroom was where she wanted to be. She loves watching her students blossom into lifelong learners.
Mrs. Musser believes in a positive child centered environment which allows her students to feel a sense of accomplishment! Her main goal is to create a classroom atmosphere where her students can grow, collaborate, and feel a sense of belonging while lighting the spark of learning. “Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire.” Mrs. Musser believes that it is essential to establish an environment where children feel encouraged to grow and believe in the power of yet. Respect is the cornerstone of building a teacher and student relationship. Social-emotional learning is a passion of hers, and loves to incorporate children’s books into the library learning to help students understand and develop care for others. She loves watching Wyndcroft children continue to grow and blossom throughout each school year.