Paul Buchholz

Middle School History

Mr. Paul Buchholz is very honored to be the new Middle School History Teacher at Our Lady of Loreto Catholic School. After having earned a Bachelor of Arts in History at Regis University and a Master of Arts in Comparative World History at the University of Cincinnati he completed certification through Regis University to become a teacher in the Archdiocese of Denver. After gaining teaching experience for three years in Detroit Public Schools and Aurora Public Schools, Mr. B decided to dedicate his teaching career to the Archdiocese of Denver where he taught middle school for the last eighteen years at Holy Trinity Catholic School, Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic School, St. Bernadette Catholic School, and St. Pius X Catholic School as an instructor of History, as well as Language Arts, Science, and Theology. This year he celebrates twenty years of marriage to his wife, Melissa, along with his three kids: Charlotte who is in 5th Grade and Jonah who is in 8th Grade at Our Lady of Loreto, as well as Malachi who is a Sophomore at Regis Jesuit. His outside interests, apart from all-things history, include the Faith, travel, Star Wars, and walking his dog, Huckleberry.

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