Peter Micheel
Principal
About Peter
Mr. Micheel is serving his Lord in his 31st year in the teaching ministry. He has previously served as an emergency teacher to the Apache mission at East Fork, Arizona, principal and grades 3-8 teacher at Christ Lutheran in Grand Island, Nebraska, and principal and grades 5-8 teacher at Trinity Lutheran in Minocqua, Wisconsin. In addition to serving as principal, Mr. Micheel teaches several classes in grades 5-8. He also enjoys participating in the St. Mark worship choir.
Peter and his wife, Leah, enjoy living in Eau Claire. Leah, serves as the Before School Care supervisor and serves as an aide in the Kindergarten classroom. God has blessed them with four children. Their oldest, Joseph, lives in Minneapolis and works in auditing for the accounting firm Ernst & Young. Their oldest daughter, Abby, is a Senior at Martin Luther College in New Ulm, Minnesota, and is double majoring in elementary and special education. Their younger daughter, Jillian, is a beautician at Saxy's Salon in Eau Claire. Their youngest child, Noah, is a senior at Luther Preparatory School in Watertown, Wisconsin.
Peter earned a Bachelor's Degree in education at Dr. Martin Luther College in 1994. He also received a Master's Degree in Elementary Education Grades K-6 from the University of Nebraska at Kearney in 2000. Peter enjoys camping in the beautiful state parks of Wisconsin.
"I truly consider it a privilege to serve as the principal and a teacher at St. Mark Lutheran School. Throughout my teaching ministry, I have been blessed to serve God's people as they entrust their most precious earthly treasures, their children, to our care at our cherished schools. Seeing students grow in their faith as they study Luther's Catechism and the vital doctrines the Bible teaches gives me special encouragement knowing the Holy Spirit works through God's Word and connects our students to their Savior, Jesus. If you would like to learn more about St. Mark, I would gladly welcome your contact. Our school is Christ-centered and prepares students for eternity!"
