Kevin Toeneboehn is a passionate science educator at Skyline High School, holding a Bachelor's degree in Geoscience and a Master of Science degree in Structural Geology. With a strong commitment to advancing the understanding of Earth sciences, he has published articles in prestigious journals, including *Geosphere, Terra Nova, Frontiers in Earth Science, JOVE,* and the *Journal of Structural Geology*.

At Skyline, Mr. Toeneboehn teaches a variety of subjects, including geology, astronomy, physics, and STEM. He engages students with hands-on learning experiences, fostering a deep appreciation for the natural world. He also sponsors the Skyline High School Astronomy Club, encouraging students to explore the cosmos and develop their scientific curiosity. Additionally, he serves as one of three coaches for the Skyline Ultimate Frisbee team, promoting teamwork, fitness, and school spirit.

Mr. Toeneboehn’s dedication to education and his enthusiasm for science make him a valuable mentor to his students, inspiring the next generation of scientists and critical thinkers.