The 2009-2010 school year marks my 40th year in education and my third year at Loveland High School. I am honored to be the principal and continue assisting Loveland High School in being the best.

My career in education includes a variety of teaching and administrative experiences. Foremost, I was a high school teacher for 25 years. During those years I also taught part time as a community college instructor and adjunct professor. As an administrator, I have served as assistant principal, high school principal, and associate superintendent before coming to Loveland High School. Of all my administrative experiences, the high school principalship provides me the most professional joy - life in high school is never boring.

Again, it's an honor to be the principal of Loveland High School and I am looking forward to many years to come.

Mr. Elias is in his third year as a member of the LHS family. He works primarily with 11th grade students and is responsible for the math, science, and special education departments. He is passionate about media and technology and the ways in which social networking can support creativity and collaboration in the classroom. In July of 2009, Mr. Elias was one of 52 educators in the US to be honored as an Apple Distinguished Educator.

Prior tocoming to Loveland, he was an assistant principal at Greeley West HighSchool. He began his career in Broward County, Florida, where he taught math and physics, worked as an instructional technologist, and a high school assistant principal.

He lives in Loveland with his wife, two kids, and an assortment of Apple gadgets. When he's not at work, he enjoys hiking, fly fishing, and photography.

Loveland High School is a leader in education - leading the way in preparing students for the 21st Century. We provide enriching educational opportunities through innovative programs and instruction, which are designed to meet the needs of all learners.

Being a part of this educational process is exciting I believe that all students are capable and productive learners, through which they are able to achieve and enjoy many successes in life. The core values I adhere to that help guide the teaching and learning journey at LHS include: strength in character, respect, indomitable spirit, courage, self-sacrifice and perseverance.

Every day at Loveland High School is a wonderful educational journey- experiences that last a lifetime. I have dedicated over twenty years of my life to the success of students and look forward to continuing to help them succeed through their learning journey-educating for the 21st Century.

Mr. Anderson has been in education for 30 years. He taught Industrial Technology before joining the LHS administration 10 and a half years ago.
Mr. Anderson earned his BS and MS from CSU.

This school year, Mr. Anderson is the senior class principal. In his career, he has served as the sophomore and junior class principal.

Mr. Anderson has been the Athletic Director for his entire time in administration. In that capacity, he has held several positions including League President and voting member on the Colorado High School Activities Association's Board of Control. He is currently serving on a committee that selects and brackets the 4A football playoffs, as well as tournament playoffs and finance committees.

Mr. Anderson has lived in Loveland since 1958. He and his wife Jackie have a son, Trenton, who is a 2005 graduate of LHS.

James Sanchez
Dean of Students

Mr. Sanchez has been in education for 19 years.' The 2009-2010 school year will be his sixth year with the Loveland High administrative team. As Dean of Students, he works primarily with freshman and is responsible for Freshman Orientation, Back to School Night and Eighth Grade Parent Night.' He is also the liaison to the Academy (TSD 9thgrade alternative school). Prior to administration, Mr. Sanchez taught middle school and high school in Las Vegas, Nevada and Lincoln, Nebraska.

Mr. Sanchez is also Loveland High's Head Wrestling Coach. He lettered three years at the University of Nebraska and represented the US in the Greco-Roman Junior World Championships in 1985 and 1986.' His goal as head coach is to win Loveland High's first state championship and provide opportunities for student/athletes to compete at the collegiate level. Over the past five years the program has risen to become one of the premier 5A programs in the state. For more information visit the LHS Wrestling website under athletics.

Karen Hamilton
Administrative Secretary

I have been with Loveland High School since 1993; as an administrative secretary for the last 9 years.
I enjoy meeting and helping the families of Loveland High School!