Hola. My name is Kari Guerra; my students call me Profe (Guerra). I live in Grafton and have been teaching Spanish here at Grafton High School since 2006. Before that I taught Spanish at Cedarburg High School for nine years. I have a Bachelor's degree in Education with a Spanish specialization from UW-Madison. I also have a Master's of Education degree in Professional Development: Teaching from Cardinal Stritch University. Here at GHS, I teach Spanish 2, Spanish 3, Charlemos (a level 4 conversation course), Latin American Studies, Surprising Spain, AP Spanish Language & Culture, Hispanic Films & Literature, and Level 6 Spanish Independent Study. I am also the Spanish Club Advisor, the World Language Department Chair, and an adjunct teacher at UW - Green Bay with the College Credit in High School program. I enjoy reading, hiking, and spending time with my family. My husband, two sons, and I especially love to travel. We tend to travel mostly to Ecuador in South America, as that is where my husband's family lives.