Andrew Nelson
Andrew Nelson has been involved in public education for more than three decades.
He spent for 19 years as a high school and community college English teacher before becoming a high school administrator and the principal of Oregon High School. Now he's back in the classroom.
Andrew has earned degrees from both the University of Wisconsin at Eau Claire and the University of Wisconsin at Platteville.
He lives in the stateline area with his wife, Wendy; they have three daughters.
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Andrew Nelson finds himself looking across a figurative English Channel this November, 84 years after the Coventry bombing. -
Andrew Nelson finds George Washington's "farewell letter" applies to today's politics. -
Andrew Nelson takes a look at "very fine people" historically. -
Andrew Nelson has thoughts about what's really patriotic for this Independence Day. -
Andrew Nelson asks why should we languish in the past when we can move forward?" -
Things in America always turn out for the best, right? Andrew Nelson shares his thoughts. -
Andrew Nelson remembers an Iowa principal and ponders the new roles of students and educators. -
Andrew Nelson wonders if the world is wandering down the same path it did in 1940. -
If you think political violence is justified, Andrew Nelson has a 26-second film he'd like you to watch again.
