About me

Hello!

I'm Mrs. Deinert!

I have been teaching Science for 29 years, the last 24 years at Parkston High School. I teach Biology I, Biology II, Human Anatomy and Physiology and Psychology. In the past I have taught a Microbiology class for seven summers at Dakota Wesleyan University in Mitchell, S.D. My hobbies include gardening, reading, and sudoku. I also collect butterfly trinkets.

This is my husband, Dean. He is a truck driver and works for Anthony Neal Trucking out of Sioux Falls, SD. He hauls a variety of trailers from coast to coast. He is gone from home but always just a phone call away. We maintain our relationship via various telephone services. Our phone bills have lots of minutes on them.

Meet My Children!

This is my son, Tom. He has a great job with Esurance. He likes it. His hobbies are all sports, especially football, basketball and baseball. In between games, he hunts pheasants, dove, geese, and deer. He has a sweet wife named Kelly. Her hobby is running after Tom or waiting for him to come home from his adventures. Just joking!! She works for Avera as a computer technology specialist. They live in Dell Rapids, SD. We have had additions to their family. Tom and Kelly have a wonderful son, Jayden, who came into the world on July 23, 2009 and Brooklyn who blessed us on March 14,2012. We are expecting baby #3 on 11-12-13. God gifts are good.

This is my daughter, Sara, and her husband, Mitch.

They live in New Holland, SD Mitch farms with his family and Sara owns and operates her Photography business called Studio 5. Ask me about it and I might be able to get you a discount for your Senior pictures. Their first gift from God was Bridger born on November 26, 2012. He is wonderful.

This is our son, David. He graduated from PHS in 2012. He keeps me laughing with his antics. I am so proud of David: He joined the National Guards and is proud to serve his country. He might even join full time. He currently is going to Lake Area Institute in Watertown for Diesel Technology.

God has blessed me with these wonderful children. I am so proud of each of them.

This is my son, Scotty. We lost Scotty on September 6 of 1998. I miss him everyday, but this child's death has taught me what is REALLY important in life. Even though he is gone and I must go on with my life, my love for Scotty lives on in my heart forever. This wound to my heart will always be there. I will NEVER "get over" losing him, but I am managing without him far better than I thought I could.