Miranda Krauss is thrilled to be a teacher at EUSD Farm Lab. She began her career as a wildlife biologist with a lumber company, conducting population monitoring surveys on species such as amphibians, spotted owls, steelhead trout, and brown bears to ensure the native wildlife remained protected throughout logging operations.
Miranda later moved to San Francisco where opportunities in wildlife biology were limited. She earned both multiple-subject and single-subject biology teaching credentials and has taught a wide range of students - from kindergarten through college - across various subjects.
In 2011 Miranda moved to Encinitas to focus on raising her family. Once her children began school, she returned to education, joining EUSD as a math and reading intervention teacher at Ocean Knoll. Most recently she transitioned to teaching yoga where she enjoyed helping students develop fitness skills through engaging pose challenges and competitions. However, Miranda's true passion lies in science. When the opportunity arose to join Farm Lab, she recognized it as her ideal role.
Mirada looks forward to combining her love of science, teaching, and the outdoors. She is enthusiastic about fostering student curiosity and passion through Farm Lab's dynamic, hands-on curriculum.
