Hollee Goody

This is my 16th year teaching and coaching at Capital High School, and my 26th year in education. Before joining the Capital community, I spent ten wonderful years teaching and coaching in Fort Benton, Montana.

I earned my undergraduate degree in Secondary Education—Mathematics and History—from the University of Montana Western, and later completed my master’s degree in Education and Curriculum (K–14 Mathematics) from Concordia University Portland in December 2014. I am also blessed with two independent, loving children and a supportive husband, Jeff.

Over the years, I have taught a wide variety of math courses including Pre-Algebra, Algebra 1, Algebra 2, College Algebra (M121), Statistics (216), Honors Pre-Calculus (M151), and AP Calculus AB (M171). If I could be described in one word, it would be **passionate**—I love math, and I love helping students grow both in skill and in confidence.

In today’s world, people often feel strongly about math—they either love it or dislike it. My mission is simple: to ensure that every student who walks out of my classroom on the last day of the year does **not hate math**. My classroom is a positive, supportive environment where students are encouraged to work hard, think critically, and discover that success in math is within their reach.

I believe mathematics is 50% ability and 50% confidence. Each day, I strive to build both in my students so they leave my class more capable, more confident, and better prepared for the future.

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