Tomorrow's Leader SHE award winner
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Whether she’s at school, church, or working with her own three children, Cindy Niederbaumer of Huron has one powerful message to share: You are here for a reason.
Niederbaumer, who is principal at James Valley Christian High School and also teaches English and Spanish, was awarded the SHE award for Tomorrow’s Leader.
“Teaching is beyond teaching them from a textbook,” Niederbaumer said. “I want to help them see beyond the lessons in the classroom to the life lessons and God’s plan for each of them in their lives.
“The main thing that I want them to know is that they were each created for a specific purpose,” she said. “There is a purpose and plan for each of them.”
A native of Akron, Iowa, Niederbaumer attended South Dakota State University, where she met her husband, Matt. A year after her graduation they got married and moved to Huron. Her husband is a native of the Iroquois area.