Paul Hyatt

Teaches: Government, History

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About Paul Hyatt

Paul Hyatt has had the honor of experiencing many different careers. He has served as a United States Marine Corps Infantryman in both Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom from 2007-to 2011.

After this he studied the social sciences, focusing primarily on history and political science, in order to receive his bachelors degree from Ball State University. Not too long after this, he had the pleasure of being a school teacher at Jay County High School for five years. Teaching brought out the best in Paul and ultimately acted as one of the great forces that pushed him to convert to Catholicism. While teaching, he was often recognized by parents, students, and faculty as being an incredible teacher, coach, and moral force for good in the Jay County community.

Paul is also a loving husband and craftsman. He builds handmade furniture, which led him to have an interest in building his own timber frame home someday. This led him to study timber framing at the Shelter Institute in Maine in the summer of 2021. Paul is very dedicated to bringing everything that he has learned to the next several generations of young people.

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• American Government
• Political Science
• History Through Conspiracy Theories
• Western Political Thought

Testimonials from Students

"Thank you!"

Student: “I really enjoyed doing your classes. I learned a lot, I’ve done some mortise and tenon before taking your class and they didn’t look great. I never wanted to do them again, Thanks to you, I now do them on a semi regular basis and I don’ t have a problem with them. I used to be scared silly when it came to doing a panel glue up, but now it is a no sweat operation. Dovetails, I never would have tried had it not been for your class, now every other project has dovetails. I don’t think I can even thank you enough, you have brought my woodworking skills to a whole new level. Thank you and I look forward to seeing doing more of your woodworking classes.”

Inspired to learn more

Student from Western Political Thought: “This was one of my favorite classes that I’ve ever had, and I’ve learned an unprecedented amount from it. Unfortunately, I’m graduating this year, so I won’t be able to take another class from you. But because of this class, I’m considering going to college so I can learn even more about this subject.”