Marta Mason

This is Mrs. Mason's second year with St. Mary's School. She maintains the Crusader Library, teaches K-4 library skills and 5th-8th study skills, and teaches K-3rd techology classes.

Prior to beginning her teaching career, Mrs. Mason was employed at State Farm Group Medical Division as a Health Claims Examiner. After spending several years there, she returned to school and recieved a B.S. in Biological Science Education (6-12)from Illinois State University. After graduating, she taught high school science at University High School, and GED classes through the Regional Office of Education.

After the birth of her 4th child, she took time off from teaching and began growing flowers. This therapeutic adventure quickly turned into a part-time career and you can find Mrs. Mason selling flowers at the Bloomington Farmers Market every Saturday morning from 6:45-11:00 a.m.

Mrs. Mason and her husband Scott are parents to 6 children, 5 of whom are currently attending St. Mary's School, 1 at CCHS. St. Mary's Church has been a blessing to their family and functions to offer spiritual, social, and emotional support on a daily basis.

Mrs. Mason is excited about the 2007-2008 school year! The library continues to see incredible changes including: continued automation, expanded collection of both fiction and non-fiction book, and some really awesome book fairs!

	Marta Mason
	Email marta.mason@stmarysschool.net Special Links	This is Mrs. Mason's second year with St. Mary's School. She maintains the Crusader Library, teaches K-4 library skills and 5th-8th study skills, and teaches K-3rd techology classes. Prior to beginning her teaching career, Mrs. Mason was employed at State Farm Group Medical Division as a Health Claims Examiner. After spending several years there, she returned to school and recieved a B.S. in Biological Science Education (6-12)from Illinois State University. After graduating, she taught high school science at University High School, and GED classes through the Regional Office of Education. After the birth of her 4th child, she took time off from teaching and began growing flowers. This therapeutic adventure quickly turned into a part-time career and you can find Mrs. Mason selling flowers at the Bloomington Farmers Market every Saturday morning from 6:45-11:00 a.m. Mrs. Mason and her husband Scott are parents to 6 children, 5 of whom are currently attending St. Mary's School, 1 at CCHS. St. Mary's Church has been a blessing to their family and functions to offer spiritual, social, and emotional support on a daily basis. Mrs. Mason is excited about the 2007-2008 school year! The library continues to see incredible changes including: continued automation, expanded collection of both fiction and non-fiction book, and some really awesome book fairs!