CHS Spotlight

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May Spotlight:
Mr. Rozensher

"One plus two plus two plus one"
- Clue - Wadsworth

"Discover your passion, if you haven't already, and do it to the best of your ability."
- Philip Rivers

Stats

- Department and Classes:

Science Department, CP Physics

- Years at CHS:

2017-Present

- Alma mater:

Rutgers University

- Fun Facts:

- I went skydiving and highly recommend it to everyone!
- I rescued an Australian Shepherd a year and a half ago. She knows some tricks, when she feels like it.
- I love watching football (Chargers), hockey (Devils), and baseball (Cardinals). Your guess is as good as mine to why those teams.
- In college, I had a cinder block broken with a sledgehammer on my chest, while lying on a bed of nails, in front of an audience (don't try this at home!).

Quotes

How has this faculty member impacted your time here at CHS? (Click the arrows to scroll)

Mr. Rozensher has made physics extremely easy and enjoyable, and I'm not sure how well I'd do if he weren't the teacher.

Andrew Dinspenchin
Class of 2020

He's just a really down to earth, nice, geeky guy who's always there for his students! He gets a lot less respect from his students than he deserves.

Jack Ramsay
Class of 2020

Mr Rozensher teaches at the perfect pace and never fails to get concepts across to the class

Sam Tallon
Class of 2023

Mission Statement

Founded in 2017, the purpose of the "CHS Spotlight" is to honor and preserve the legacy of our CHS teacher, faculty, and staff family who have left a significant impact on CHS.

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