Allyson Klabe is well-known all around the hill.
On campus, she can be found teaching math, at band practice, collecting donations for CSF drives, advising Link Crew or running Friendship Club.
With such a full schedule, one would think Klabe needs plenty of sleep, but not this teacher. Her routine is definitely a unique one.
“I would get up and I just felt like I could be more productive at school than fooling around at my house so I would come in and it just kinda stuck,” Klabe says.
Klabe starts her day long before us, bright and early.
“I’ve always been a morning person.”
Klabe drives to school at 4 AM every morning. Even the police know Klabe and her unique routine. “The PV Police know my car and my early morning routine…They wave when I pass by,” Klabe said.
Sometimes, traffic at 4 AM gets suspicious. “I’ve been pulled over twice,” Klabe says. Once, while still at PVIS, she even had to call the police because she had caught a burglar.
Klabe has even had some animal encounters early in the morning.
“A lot of animals like to hang out with me. Skunks, raccoons, foxes, and a coyote or two,” Klabe said.
Klabe likes to give two different teachers a special gift every morning.
Around 5 AM, she runs some delivery errands.
“Because no one’s here in the morning, I can go deliver gifts to some people so that they have a morning smile on their desk when they come in.”