Mr. David See was recognized for being a Clinton VFW teacher of the year. He received a certificate and award. Mr. See attended the University of Central Missouri receiving a variety of degrees throughout the years–a Bachelor of Science in Education with a major in Biology in 1969, a Master’s of Science in Biology in 1972, and a Specialist Degree in Administration in 1974. Mr. See began his teaching career in 1969 at Raymore Peculiar School District as a high school biology teacher. Mr. See served as an educator in several area public schools during his career including Lakeland, Montrose, and Warsaw where he taught a variety of middle school and high school science courses, as well as serving as a Principal. Currently, Mr. See is completing his 54th year in education as a science teacher in the Upper School (grades 7-12) at Clinton Christian Academy.
David See also served for 34 years in the Missouri National Guard, ranked as an E8 First Sergeant, whose accomplishments included teaching leadership courses (BNOC, ANOC, and ISG School) and Combat Engineer, 110th Battalion, Kansas City, MO. Mr. See was awarded the Army Achievement Medal two times and the Army Commendation Ribbon three times.
Mr. See was nominated for the Smart/Maher VFW National Citizenship Education Teacher Award by his colleagues, administration and students at Clinton Christian Academy. Mr. See is known for challenging students with hands-on learning experiences that made science come alive, creating not only a classroom with high expectations for learning, but also a classroom that made learning fun. CCA graduates describe Mr. See as “a teacher who saw the potential in what we (students) could be and pushed us towards that while at the same time providing the help and encouragement that we needed to be successful.”
The CCA Administration believes that what truly sets David See apart is his passion for teaching. He goes above and beyond to inspire his students not only academically, but also in their personal and spiritual development. Mr. See instills a love for science and learning that extends far beyond the classroom. He is known for spending countless hours mentoring students, providing additional resources, and encouraging them to explore their own scientific interest. Mr. See has a special compassion for students that struggle with their school work. His unwavering commitment to the betterment of all of his students is a testament to his dedication as an educator.
Clinton Christian Academy is proud to recognize David See as an outstanding educator and US Veteran! Congratulations!
