Kevin Veroneau teaches in the Fort Bend Independent School District in Sugar Land, Texas. Having helped students keep fit for nearly 15 years as a health and physical education instructor in elementary, middle and high school levels, Kevin Veroneau understands how teaching can positively influence the quality of students’ lives.

Kevin Veroneau began his career in 1995 as a physical education and health teacher for Toledo Public Schools in Toledo, Ohio. Five years later, he accepted a position as a health teacher at Donnell Middle School in Findlay, Ohio. Kevin Veroneau taught health and computer literacy to middle school students throughout his decade-long tenure in this position.

Apart from teaching, Kevin Veroneau is an active member of several athletic organizations, including the National Soccer Coaches Association of America, the Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association, the United States Soccer Federation, the Ohio North Youth Soccer Association, and the Texas High School Coaches Association. Kevin Veroneau has coached numerous high school sports, including girls’ varsity soccer and girls’ varsity tennis teams at E. L. Bowsher High School.

In 1995, Kevin Veroneau earned his Bachelor of Education from The University of Toledo in Ohio. Throughout his course of study, he maintained a strong grade point average and Dean’s List status. Following his studies, Kevin Veroneau pursued a graduate degree and received his Master of Education at Marygrove College in Detroit, Michigan, in 2009.

This year Kevin Veroneau relocated to teach in the Fort Bend Independent School District in Sugar Land, Texas, where he works now. In his spare time, Kevin Veroneau enjoys playing a number of sports and card games.