Hanover Public School District extends its sincere appreciation to President Garrett White and Chairman Dave Zinn of the Kiwanis Club for hosting the annual New Teachers Night on November 20th at Perkins Restaurant in Hanover. The event provided an excellent opportunity to welcome our newest educators and introduce them to the broader Hanover community. We are grateful for the continued partnership and community support shown to our schools.

Below are the new teachers recognized during the event: (Pictured above with Dr. Seiple)

Ben Clifton

Middle School Science & Social Studies Ben Clifton is a native of Manchester, Pennsylvania, and a graduate of Northeastern High School. He continued his education at Shippensburg University, earning his degree in 2025. Outside the classroom, Ben enjoys golfing, coaching swimming in Carlisle, and spending time with family and friends. He is enthusiastic about joining Hanover Public School District and becoming an active member of the community.

Blake DiPietro

Middle School Science & Social Studies Blake DiPietro, from Littlestown, Pennsylvania, began his academic journey at Littlestown High School before earning his Associate’s degree in Secondary Teaching from the College of Southern Maryland, where he also played collegiate baseball. He later completed his Bachelor’s degree in Secondary Education with a Social Sciences Certification at Mount St. Mary’s University. As a lifelong resident of the area, Blake looks forward to serving the students and families of Hanover in his first year with the district.

Jesse Linsenmeyer

Elementary Autistic Support Jesse Linsenmeyer comes to Hanover Public School District from Silver Spring, Maryland. He is a graduate of Mount Saint Mary’s University and is beginning his first year in the classroom. Jesse enjoys strength training and practicing Jiu-Jitsu and is eager to bring his enthusiasm and commitment to supporting students in the elementary autistic support program.

Natalie Uibel

Middle School Health & Physical Education Natalie Uibel is originally from New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, and earned her degree in Physical Education from Salisbury University, graduating in May 2025. As a first-year teacher, Natalie is grateful to begin her career in Hanover, where she has already found the community to be welcoming and supportive. She looks forward to contributing to the health and wellness of middle school students.