Audrey Stoffel is a native born Findlayite, a “townie” in her own words. A graduate of Van Buren k-12 she moved right into classes at the University of Findlay earning a degree in Early Childhood Education in 2006. She continued on to also earn a Masters in Human Relations, the administrative arm of Education in 2007.

She has been teaching kindergarten at Jefferson for eight years. She especially loves teaching reading to her young students, it is a passion of hers and loves the venue. She teaches 23 students a day with several special needs children. It is a great atmosphere to learn acceptance, respect and all the children are good friends.
“I love the children and as I teach them I learn new things each day. The little ones are so smart.”

Audrey is a newlywed as of October. She and Ryan are the parents of two furry babies, Lola, a golden doodle and Baxter the cat. She is crafty and loves decorating her home. She is close to her parents, her brother and her Grammie and loves spending time with them. She also enjoys supporting her little students away from school such as watching hockey games or skating events they are involved in.

During the summer she and her husband like to get away to Lake Erie where they have a boat and camper. Audrey loves to fish for perch. She also likes to travel to the outer banks of the Carolinas.

Her role models are her parents Matt and Sue. “I wish to do as well for my children as my parents did for me. They allowed me to foster passions, supported me and encouraged me to do my best.”