BROOKE HIGH SCHOOL THEATRE PROGRAM
Returning to my alma mater, I was asked to revitalize a Theatre program that had fallen on hard times. In just four years, we grew the program from one student to four full classes, traveled and performed internationally, competed in Shakespeare and playwriting competitions, and shared more laughter and learning than I could have imagined. This project remains one of my proudest accomplishments.
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING:
💬 “Teachers of Nathan’s caliber do not come along often. Nathan goes far beyond what one would expect, making a difference not only for students but for the entire Brooke County community. He leads by example, reaching out to those in need and teaching students the meaning of service.” – Toni Shute, Head Principal
💬 “Nathan Marshall, you are not simply a wonderful teacher, but a life changer for the students you touch.” – Jeannie Schwertfeger, Teacher
💬 “Your love shows in everything you do. You’ve torn down walls and given your students the world. I am a better person for knowing you.” – Ellen Larter, Teacher
💬 “Nathan Marshall is the true definition of a teacher, friend, and role model. I look up to you more than you will ever know.” – Amanda Milantoni, Student
💬 “Nathan Marshall is like the father I never had. When times got tough, he was there. He cheered us up when we were down and gave us so much love.” – Corissa Girouard-Wyne, Student
💬 “Nathan wasn’t just my teacher—he was my friend, my family. He gave me confidence I never had before and helped me more than anyone I know.” – Allison Baronio, Student
💬 “Nathan has been my biggest inspiration in life. He helped me find myself and uncover talents I never knew I had. I could never thank him enough.” – Desirrae Wells, Student
💬 “No letters could ever express the gratitude I have for Nathan Marshall. From day one, he encouraged me, believed in me, and taught me to be a good person.” – Alexa Gerrard, Student
💬 “You don’t get enough credit for all the great work you do. You really care about everyone and have changed lives in ways that will be remembered forever.” – Caitlin Cuomo, Student