Mrs. Wilkerson
I’m a Colorado native with a passion for helping others, personal growth, and community. My educational journey has taken me through IBMC, FRCC, IOA, Colorado Christian University, and I’m currently pursuing a degree in Special Education at Western Governors University. Before joining Ridgeview, I spent 13 years at an Allergy and Asthma clinic, most of that time serving as an Administrative Manager, where I assisted in various roles, including acting as an OSHA officer, a HIPAA compliance officer, and serving on an Immunotherapy Superuser Team.
My transition into education began as a volunteer at RCS, where I quickly fell in love with the structure, emphasis on good character, and dedication to high-quality teaching and learning. As a Student Services Interventionist, I teach reading, writing, math, self-advocacy, and organization. I find joy in helping students grow and succeed. My favorite and most important titles are Mom, Wife, Aunt, Sister, and Friend. I love reading both self-improvement and fiction books, organizing my thoughts with fine tip felt pens and sticky notes. In my free time, I cherish moments with my family, playing games, and exploring new experiences together. For parents looking to get involved, I always encourage starting with reading groups. However, opportunities are endless—from assisting with classroom parties and coaching athletes to chaperoning dances or outdoor trips. At Ridgeview, there’s truly a place for everyone to help make a difference.
Q & A with Mrs. Wilkerson
Where were you born and where have you lived?
I am a native to Colorado.
Where did you attend university or college?
I have done courses at multiple colleges, but the majority of my credit hours were accumulated at Front Range Community College.
What kind of reading do you most enjoy doing?
I enjoy self-growth books and at this stage in my life the books my son is reading.
What are the small essentials that make life more comfortable?
Moisturizing lotion, felt fine tip pens, and coffee or tea.
What are your favorite snacks?
Fresh fruits, beef jerky and pistachios.
What do you do to unwind?
Thrift, craft, play games and get out of the house to try new things.
How could a parent volunteer help you most?
Please consider volunteering for reading groups.
