Ms. Debbie Roberts grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education at Southern Oregon University and decided Oregon was her home. She has taught first grade and fifth grade, as well as in a classroom of multiple grade levels at a boys’ ranch. Debbie has worked as a teacher’s aide in a bilingual program in Klamath Falls and has held various substitute teacher’s aide positions within the Three Rivers School District. Additionally, she was the Postmaster of the Wolf Creek Post Office for eleven years.

She and her husband raised their daughter and son during their 24 years of residence in Wolf Creek. For the past eleven years, Debbie has lived in Glendale with her two dogs.

Debbie has always enjoyed working with children, and takes joy in gardening, bowling, traveling and beach trips.

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Mrs. Gray moved to Wolf Creek in 1970. She married Jack Gray and had two children, who attended Wolf Creek Elementary, and four grandsons who also attended the school at different times in their lives.

She worked at Wolf Creek Elementary for 30 years, starting out as an educational assistant and then moving on to office manager. She loved working at the school.

When Wolf Creek Elementary closed, Mrs. Gray was on the board, along with several community members, and worked to create a Charter School for the children in our area. Her number one goal for being on the board is to make sure the students get a great education. With Covid over, she feels our school is headed in that direction.

Kristine grew up in a small rural town of Somerset, CA. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Dental Hygiene from the Oregon Institute of Technology in 2006. She has been working as a full time Registered Dental Hygienist for the past 17+ years in Grants Pass. She is passionate about dental health education. She has volunteered often through the years helping to educate students, at several schools throughout Josephine County, on good oral hygiene care and healthy food choices. Kristine is also currently serving on the Sunny Wolf Charter School Board as Board Secretary.

She and her husband moved to Oregon in 2003 to pursue her Dental Hygiene Degree and fell in love with Oregon enough to make it their permanent home. They have 3 children, one son and two daughters, one chocolate lab, 10 chickens, 4 turtles and a koi pond.

She loves the outdoors and their family spends a lot of time gardening, fishing, boating, and hiking but most of their time is enjoyed together by working and playing on their property in Sunny Valley.

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Renae Guenther serves as an Alternative Board Member in the absence of a Regular Board Member for the Sunny Wolf Charter School.

Renae is a citizen of the Cow Creek Band of the Umpqua Tribe of Indians. She graduated with her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration in 2018 and completed her Masters of Education Program from Southern Oregon University in the fall of 2023. Renae began her participation in attending the SWCS Board meetings to stay informed and to contribute to the continued success of the local charter school.

As a mother to two indigenous sons, it is her passion and career goal to make sure that they and all students are in a learning environment where their culture is seen as an asset to the school and the broader community. Renae enjoys gardening, cozy campfires and being a mom to two rambunctious and curious boys!

Ms. Debbie Roberts grew up in the San Francisco Bay Area. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Elementary Education at Southern Oregon University and decided Oregon was her home. She has taught first grade and fifth grade, as well as in a classroom of multiple grade levels at a boys’ ranch. Debbie has worked as a teacher’s aide in a bilingual program in Klamath Falls and has held various substitute teacher’s aide positions within the Three Rivers School District. Additionally, she was the Postmaster of the Wolf Creek Post Office for eleven years.

She and her husband raised their daughter and son during their 24 years of residence in Wolf Creek. For the past eleven years, Debbie has lived in Glendale with her two dogs.

Debbie has always enjoyed working with children, and takes joy in gardening, bowling, traveling and beach trips.

Bio Coming Soon

Mrs. Gray moved to Wolf Creek in 1970. She married Jack Gray and had two children, who attended Wolf Creek Elementary, and four grandsons who also attended the school at different times in their lives.

She worked at Wolf Creek Elementary for 30 years, starting out as an educational assistant and then moving on to office manager. She loved working at the school.

When Wolf Creek Elementary closed, Mrs. Gray was on the board, along with several community members, and worked to create a Charter School for the children in our area. Her number one goal for being on the board is to make sure the students get a great education. With Covid over, she feels our school is headed in that direction.

Kristine grew up in a small rural town of Somerset, CA. She earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Dental Hygiene from the Oregon Institute of Technology in 2006. She has been working as a full time Registered Dental Hygienist for the past 17+ years in Grants Pass. She is passionate about dental health education. She has volunteered often through the years helping to educate students, at several schools throughout Josephine County, on good oral hygiene care and healthy food choices. Kristine is also currently serving on the Sunny Wolf Charter School Board as Board Secretary.

She and her husband moved to Oregon in 2003 to pursue her Dental Hygiene Degree and fell in love with Oregon enough to make it their permanent home. They have 3 children, one son and two daughters, one chocolate lab, 10 chickens, 4 turtles and a koi pond.

She loves the outdoors and their family spends a lot of time gardening, fishing, boating, and hiking but most of their time is enjoyed together by working and playing on their property in Sunny Valley.

Bio coming soon

Renae Guenther serves as an Alternative Board Member in the absence of a Regular Board Member for the Sunny Wolf Charter School.

Renae is a citizen of the Cow Creek Band of the Umpqua Tribe of Indians. She graduated with her Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration in 2018 and completed her Masters of Education Program from Southern Oregon University in the fall of 2023. Renae began her participation in attending the SWCS Board meetings to stay informed and to contribute to the continued success of the local charter school.

As a mother to two indigenous sons, it is her passion and career goal to make sure that they and all students are in a learning environment where their culture is seen as an asset to the school and the broader community. Renae enjoys gardening, cozy campfires and being a mom to two rambunctious and curious boys!