Amy Anderson joined District 112 Foundation Board in 2023. She is a resident of Chanhassen, MN along with her husband Ryan and their two daughters, Abby and Emma, who attend Chaska Middle School West and Bluff Creek Elementary. Amy joined the Board as she feels strongly that all students in the district deserve equal opportunities to benefit fully from the excellent education afforded to them in our district. She is part of the Foundation as it supports both our educators and students when needing supports outside of those available directly through the school district. Amy’s passion for students and staff range from finding assistance to counteract food insecurity so that students have opportunity to learn in the classroom, helping teachers bring new and exciting innovation into the classrooms, and celebrating the great work being done by the talented professionals in our district.
Amy’s educational background includes a Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and a Master’s Degree in Addiction Studies. Professionally, Amy has worked with families for nearly 20 years at a National Non-profit agency as a counselor. Amy’s career has focused primarily on working with adolescent/young adults and their families, who hold a very special place in her heart and more recently with families of all ages nationally. Amy is grateful for the opportunity to serve her community and the students of our school district by serving on the District 112 Foundation.
Amy Anderson
Amy Anderson joined District 112 Foundation Board in 2023. She is a resident of Chanhassen, MN along with her husband Ryan and their two daughters, Abby and Emma, who attend Chaska Middle School West and Bluff Creek Elementary. Amy joined the Board as she feels strongly that all students in the district deserve equal opportunities to benefit fully from the excellent education afforded to them in our district. She is part of the Foundation as it supports both our educators and students when needing supports outside of those available directly through the school district. Amy’s passion for students and staff range from finding assistance to counteract food insecurity so that students have opportunity to learn in the classroom, helping teachers bring new and exciting innovation into the classrooms, and celebrating the great work being done by the talented professionals in our district.
Amy’s educational background includes a Master’s Degree in Marriage and Family Therapy and a Master’s Degree in Addiction Studies. Professionally, Amy has worked with families for nearly 20 years at a National Non-profit agency as a counselor. Amy’s career has focused primarily on working with adolescent/young adults and their families, who hold a very special place in her heart and more recently with families of all ages nationally. Amy is grateful for the opportunity to serve her community and the students of our school district by serving on the District 112 Foundation.