Mr. Kuehl's Homepage Mr. Timothy Kuehl was born in Milwaukee, WI on August 31, 1966.  He attended St. Mark Lutheran Grade School in Brown Deer, WI until 1980.  He then went to Wisconsin Lutheran High School from 1980 to 1984.  While at Wisco he participated in Cross Country, Track, the Math Team, and Shepherd's Club. After high school, Mr. Kuehl studied to become a teacher at Dr. Martin Luther College and graduated in 1988.  While at DMLC, Mr. Kuehl and some friends brought Cross Country back to DMLC.  The team went on to win the Conference and NLCAA sectional championship.  Mr. Kuehl also helped kick-off the use of the new television studio at DMLC, producing a number of class presentations and DMLC sporting events for airing on the local cable station.
After graduating from DMLC in 1988, Mr. Kuehl took an emergency call to teach math, science, and computer programming at California Lutheran High School (then in Garden Grove, CA).  After serving the one-year call, Mr. Kuehl continued his studies in education at Wisconsin Lutheran College in Milwaukee, WI.  While there as a student, he also taught Pre-College Algebra, College Algebra, Trigonometry, and Linear Algebra as an adjunct faculty member.  After student teaching at Vincent High School in Milwaukee, Mr. Kuehl received WI State Certification to teach mathematics in grades 6-12 in 1990.
Mr. Kuehl then went on to work on his Master's Degree at UW-Milwaukee.  While there, he continued to teach at WLC occasionally.  He also became a research assistant on the Integrating Technology into Math and Science Education (ITME) Project.  The other research assistant on the project, Barbara Wedemayer (BJ) became Mr. Kuehl's wife on June 11, 1994 in a medieval wedding ceremony at Grace Lutheran Church, Milwaukee.  Mr. Kuehl received his Master's in Curriculum and Instruction in Mathematics in May, 1994.
Mr. Kuehl accepted the Call to teach at Kettle Moraine Lutheran High School in the summer of 1993.  His various duties include being the Math Department Chairman, Bookstore Manager, and the Cross Country and Math Team coach.  He is a member of the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics, the Wisconsin Mathematics Council, and the Milwaukee Area Mathematics Council.  He has been on the board of MAMC since 1993 and serves as President and Treasurer.  He also assists with MAMC's Ninth Grade Math Meet each year.
Mr. Kuehl's interests include:
Letterboxing Star Trek Role-Playing Games Trains Renaissance Faires Anime Chocolate Running/Hiking
	Mr. Kuehl is an avid letterboxer.  He has been letterboxing for eight years and has found nearly 1500 letterboxes and placed over 200 boxes.  To the left is a picture of Mr. Kuehl, known as "The Dragon" to fellow letterboxers, at his 1000th find on a trip through Maine in the summer of 2006.  If you have Mr. Kuehl for a math class, you will no doubt need to go letterboxing to complete a project.  Algebra and Honors Advanced Algebra students get to find and even create some of the Mathman letterboxes.  PreCalculus and Trigonometry students need to find the Triangles! Triangles! Everywhere! Series of boxes.  You can read about all of Mr. Kuehl's boxes on his letterboxing homepage.