Voices From the Classroom
Kim Malone’s presentations are highly-engaging and transforming for students. Kim relays her experiences with patience and care. She guides the students to gain understanding of not only other teens, but also encourages students to apply a new understanding of their own lives—the results of their own experiences and decisions. Kim helps students realize that they are not simply passive observers in their own lives and in others, but that they are—that they need to be—active participants in their lives. It’s truly remarkable. Kim is so inspiring; she is the kind of person that motivates people around her to be at their best—students and adults alike. She makes sense of the chaotic nature in life and provides a clear, direct path to success.
~ Beth Larson, English Teacher – Menomonee Falls High School
Thank you for agreeing to be an integral part of the virtual presentation for Relationships class on sexual assault and dating violence. I felt this a mandatory lesson to teach students and did not know how to bring forth this sensitive topic virtually. I appreciate your being excited, taking the time, effort and follow through in successfully reaching gracefully, yet candidly this topic. Students’ feedback included “shocking, truthful, everyone should know this”.
Cindy Stone
Family and Consumer Science Teacher Menomonee Falls High School
“Kim’s message is thought provoking and real. She believes in her heart that young people can make good choices. Students enjoy listening to the life lessons she shares and immediately ask, “When can she come back?”
D. Killian-Janicek
Health Care Academy Instructor
I have had the pleasure of having Kim Malone speak with my Introduction to Social Work students at Mount Mary University. All of the students found her engaging and knowledgeable. She took the time with each of them to answer any and all questions they had in a kind, patient manner. Kim delivers a very realistic, authentic and insightful message about social work and the criminal justice system. Her years of experience and warm nature draws people in to what she has to say. Kim, with her multiple years in this field, knows what it takes to help youth turn the tables and make a change for the better. She loves working with youth and young adults and would be a great addition to any platform that decides to have her a part.
Felicia Perkins-Peterson, Adjunct Professor at Mount Mary University
Dear Mrs. Malone,
Thank you for all the party to a crime we had this year and teaching us to be nice and respectful. You always talked about family and we have the same favorite rapper. By we (my class and the whole 6th grade appreciates all the things you’ve said and done for us.
Ken`ysia
Dear Ms. Malone,
We didn’t really get to see much of you this year, but during the times when we did see much of you were some amazing times. I feel like you try your best to teach us young people how to choose the right friends, make the right choices, and stay safe all at the same time and place. When you are here and present in our lunchroom, I take everything you say to the heart. Because it is a dangerous life out there and I bet you want nothing but safety for us. Even though this will be our last time together, I will follow everything you said in the world. It’s sad yeah, but at least you taught us some valuable lessons. And what to do and what not to do. You will be loved and missed! HAVE A AMAZING SUMMER!!
Sincerely, Tomia
Thank you Ms. Malone,
I am very thankful that you teach me all these important lessons. Now I know if my friends are true or not. You are a very kind person and I know you will be successful in the future.
Sincerely, Aung M.
Dear Ms. Malone,
Thank you for teaching me and some kids in this school about how to protect yourself, real friends, and things to wear. The people that you teach are very grateful. Today, May 25th, is going to be our last day to see you. I hope you keep up your great work!
Dear Ms. Malone,
I want to say thank you for teaching me and others very important things. The things you taught me and others were very unknown to us. I want to say thank you!
Kim Malone’s presentations are highly-engaging and transforming for students. Kim relays her experiences with patience and care. She guides the students to gain understanding of not only other teens, but also encourages students to apply a new understanding of their own lives—the results of their own experiences and decisions. Kim helps students realize that they are not simply passive observers in their own lives and in others, but that they are—that they need to be—active participants in their lives. It’s truly remarkable. Kim is so inspiring; she is the kind of person that motivates people around her to be at their best—students and adults alike. She makes sense of the chaotic nature in life and provides a clear, direct path to success.
~ Beth Larson, English Teacher – Menomonee Falls High School
Thank you for agreeing to be an integral part of the virtual presentation for Relationships class on sexual assault and dating violence. I felt this a mandatory lesson to teach students and did not know how to bring forth this sensitive topic virtually. I appreciate your being excited, taking the time, effort and follow through in successfully reaching gracefully, yet candidly this topic. Students’ feedback included “shocking, truthful, everyone should know this”.
Cindy Stone
Family and Consumer Science Teacher Menomonee Falls High School
“Kim’s message is thought provoking and real. She believes in her heart that young people can make good choices. Students enjoy listening to the life lessons she shares and immediately ask, “When can she come back?”
D. Killian-Janicek
Health Care Academy Instructor
I have had the pleasure of having Kim Malone speak with my Introduction to Social Work students at Mount Mary University. All of the students found her engaging and knowledgeable. She took the time with each of them to answer any and all questions they had in a kind, patient manner. Kim delivers a very realistic, authentic and insightful message about social work and the criminal justice system. Her years of experience and warm nature draws people in to what she has to say. Kim, with her multiple years in this field, knows what it takes to help youth turn the tables and make a change for the better. She loves working with youth and young adults and would be a great addition to any platform that decides to have her a part.
Felicia Perkins-Peterson, Adjunct Professor at Mount Mary University
Dear Mrs. Malone,
Thank you for all the party to a crime we had this year and teaching us to be nice and respectful. You always talked about family and we have the same favorite rapper. By we (my class and the whole 6th grade appreciates all the things you’ve said and done for us.
Ken`ysia
Dear Ms. Malone,
We didn’t really get to see much of you this year, but during the times when we did see much of you were some amazing times. I feel like you try your best to teach us young people how to choose the right friends, make the right choices, and stay safe all at the same time and place. When you are here and present in our lunchroom, I take everything you say to the heart. Because it is a dangerous life out there and I bet you want nothing but safety for us. Even though this will be our last time together, I will follow everything you said in the world. It’s sad yeah, but at least you taught us some valuable lessons. And what to do and what not to do. You will be loved and missed! HAVE A AMAZING SUMMER!!
Sincerely, Tomia
Thank you Ms. Malone,
I am very thankful that you teach me all these important lessons. Now I know if my friends are true or not. You are a very kind person and I know you will be successful in the future.
Sincerely, Aung M.
Dear Ms. Malone,
Thank you for teaching me and some kids in this school about how to protect yourself, real friends, and things to wear. The people that you teach are very grateful. Today, May 25th, is going to be our last day to see you. I hope you keep up your great work!
Dear Ms. Malone,
I want to say thank you for teaching me and others very important things. The things you taught me and others were very unknown to us. I want to say thank you!
Kim Malone’s presentations are highly-engaging and transforming for students. Kim relays her experiences with patience and care. She guides the students to gain understanding of not only other teens, but also encourages students to apply a new understanding of their own lives—the results of their own experiences and decisions. Kim helps students realize that they are not simply passive observers in their own lives and in others, but that they are—that they need to be—active participants in their lives. It’s truly remarkable. Kim is so inspiring; she is the kind of person that motivates people around her to be at their best—students and adults alike. She makes sense of the chaotic nature in life and provides a clear, direct path to success.
~ Beth Larson, English Teacher – Menomonee Falls High School
Thank you for agreeing to be an integral part of the virtual presentation for Relationships class on sexual assault and dating violence. I felt this a mandatory lesson to teach students and did not know how to bring forth this sensitive topic virtually. I appreciate your being excited, taking the time, effort and follow through in successfully reaching gracefully, yet candidly this topic. Students’ feedback included “shocking, truthful, everyone should know this”.
Cindy Stone
Family and Consumer Science Teacher Menomonee Falls High School
“Kim’s message is thought provoking and real. She believes in her heart that young people can make good choices. Students enjoy listening to the life lessons she shares and immediately ask, “When can she come back?”
D. Killian-Janicek
Health Care Academy Instructor
I have had the pleasure of having Kim Malone speak with my Introduction to Social Work students at Mount Mary University. All of the students found her engaging and knowledgeable. She took the time with each of them to answer any and all questions they had in a kind, patient manner. Kim delivers a very realistic, authentic and insightful message about social work and the criminal justice system. Her years of experience and warm nature draws people in to what she has to say. Kim, with her multiple years in this field, knows what it takes to help youth turn the tables and make a change for the better. She loves working with youth and young adults and would be a great addition to any platform that decides to have her a part.
Felicia Perkins-Peterson, Adjunct Professor at Mount Mary University
Dear Mrs. Malone,
Thank you for all the party to a crime we had this year and teaching us to be nice and respectful. You always talked about family and we have the same favorite rapper. By we (my class and the whole 6th grade appreciates all the things you’ve said and done for us.
Ken`ysia
Dear Ms. Malone,
We didn’t really get to see much of you this year, but during the times when we did see much of you were some amazing times. I feel like you try your best to teach us young people how to choose the right friends, make the right choices, and stay safe all at the same time and place. When you are here and present in our lunchroom, I take everything you say to the heart. Because it is a dangerous life out there and I bet you want nothing but safety for us. Even though this will be our last time together, I will follow everything you said in the world. It’s sad yeah, but at least you taught us some valuable lessons. And what to do and what not to do. You will be loved and missed! HAVE A AMAZING SUMMER!!
Sincerely, Tomia
Thank you Ms. Malone,
I am very thankful that you teach me all these important lessons. Now I know if my friends are true or not. You are a very kind person and I know you will be successful in the future.
Sincerely, Aung M.
Dear Ms. Malone,
Thank you for teaching me and some kids in this school about how to protect yourself, real friends, and things to wear. The people that you teach are very grateful. Today, May 25th, is going to be our last day to see you. I hope you keep up your great work!
Dear Ms. Malone,
I want to say thank you for teaching me and others very important things. The things you taught me and others were very unknown to us. I want to say thank you!