Ms. Harlie Hubers

Professional Biography

I graduated from Calvin University in May of 2021 where I earned a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education with an Integrated Science major. During my time at Calvin, I did my student teaching in a fourth grade classroom at HCS in the spring of 2021 and loved it so much that I knew I wanted to one day work here. I am so excited to be teaching 3rd grade this year at HCS and can’t wait to see what God has in store!

Personal Biography

I grew up in Whitehall and attended Muskegon Christian Elementary and Middle School, before graduating from Western Michigan Christian High School in 2017. My dad is an emergency room physician at Ascension Borgess Hospital in Kalamazoo and my mom does a lot of volunteer work at Western Michigan Christian High School. I have three brothers, one sister-in-law, and a little niece on the way. My family enjoys attending and worshipping at Harvest Bible Chapel in Spring Lake. In my free time, I enjoy reading, exploring nature, running, spending time with family and friends, traveling, and looking for beach glass along Lake Michigan. 

Philosophical Biography

Growing up, I always knew that I wanted to work with children. Originally, I was very interested in the medical field. However, after a summer of working at a preschool/daycare, I realized that God gave me a passion for teaching children. Around that time, I also recognized how important relationships are to me and I am looking forward to getting to know all of my students and their families this year! I believe that relationships are a key part of creating a positive and healthy classroom community. I strive to develop a community where my students feel welcome and accepted by their peers and teachers. I am excited to teach in a Christian school because faith is very important to me and I wish to share my love for the Lord with my students. I firmly believe that God intricately made each and every one of them and has a unique purpose for their life. One of my favorite subjects to teach is Bible and I am looking forward to having conversations with my students about God’s love for them and the ways in which He is working in their lives.