Owatonna Public Schools
Joshua Storm has extensive experience in the field of hockey coaching and physical education teaching. Joshua started their career in 2011 at Owatonna Public Schools, where they served as the head boy's hockey coach and a physical education teacher. In 2013, they joined Minneaota hockey as part of the ADM team. Since 2014, Joshua has held the position of District 9 coach-in-chief at Minneaota hockey/USA hockey.
Joshua Storm completed their Master's degree in educational leadership at Saint Mary's University of Minnesota in 2015. Prior to that, they obtained a Bachelor's degree in Health and Physical Education/Fitness from Bethel University from 2005 to 2008. Additionally, they hold certifications in physical education, health education, and is a level 5 coach. No specific information about the institution or the year of obtaining these certifications is provided.
Owatonna Public Schools
The Owatonna Public School District is made up of eight preK-12 neighborhood schools, over 900 staff and just over 5,000 outstanding students. It doesn’t take one long to feel the rich history and pride that surrounds the community of Owatonna. “I have always believed that strong schools build strong communities,” stated Superintendent Jeff Elstad. Owatonna Public Schools belong to the community. You don’t need to be a student to take advantage of what our schools have to offer. Whether you’re looking for job skill connections within our Community Education programming to attending events at our schools where you can support students as they participate in academic, fine arts, vocational and athletic competitions, there is something for everyone.