Todd Kirby:  

I left North and went to ECC for one year and then transferred to FSU where I graduated in May, 1990. I then moved back to Fort Myers for one year and worked at a tour company near Sanibel. In 1992 I packed my stuff and moved to Atlanta, GA, where I lived for 4.5 years. After that, I was hired by the Korean Gov't to teach English in Korea. I did that for three years. In 1999 I went to the University of Hawai'i at Manoa (near Honolulu) to get my P.B.C.S.E. (Post Baccalaureate Certificate In Secondary Education/teacher's license) and after finishing it in May 2000, I was hired by the Department of Defense Dependent Schools (for military brats) in Seoul, Korea to teach ESL and Social Studies. I transferred from there in 2003 to Mannheim, Germany (you might remember I was pretty heavily into German in High School) where I taught ESL at the Middle School and later German, A.P. Government, and Yearbook at the High School. During my time in Germany I attended and eventually graduated with my M.A. (Masters Degree in Ed. Tech.) from Michigan State University (summers in Plymouth, England). The graduation ceremony was in 2005 ON THE NIGHT OF OUR 20 YEAR REUNION, so I unfortunately couldn't make it back for the reunion. In Spring, 2008, I got my Ed.S. degree (Education Specialist) in School Counseling from Argosy University (online and in Sarasota, FL) and transferred in August, 2008 to Okinawa, Japan. I was in a Ph.D. program with the University of Oklahom...Expand for more