Paul Schotz
Athletics Director, Physical Education, Elementary Computers, Mastering Life Skills, 8th Grade Health
“I like working at FBCS because of the opportunity I have to prepare students physically and spiritually for the future, both through classes and athletics.”
Paul Schotz graduated from Maranatha Baptist Bible College in
Wisconsin in 2010, and began his first teaching job at FBCS in the
Fall of 2010. He loves working with young people and is the game
time leader in AWANA at First Baptist Church of Elyria. He also
coaches the Varsity Basketball team.
Physical education is defined as 'education of and through
movement.' Mr. Schotz believes this is how a physical education
program should be run. It is not a glorified recess, but rather a
time to teach students how to accomplish simple locomotor skills
such as throwing, jumping, and running at younger ages, and to
advance to more complex skills such as dribbling a soccer ball, and
shooting a basketball. He also believes that a wide range of sports
should be taught, so that when a student is no longer in school,
they are able to choose a sport they enjoy, and continue to stay
healthy by doing it either recreationally or
professionally.