Mr. Charles Tschopp
ctschopp@christthekingschool.net

I'm Charles Tschopp, Jr.  I was born and raised in the great City of Philadelphia on June 25, 1967. I'm the oldest son of Charles Tschopp, Sr. and Maureen Mealey Tschopp. My family has had roots in Christ the King parish for decades. I'm related on my mother's side to the Yost family (Mrs. Jane Yost is my mother's sister). My paternal grandparents, Al and Bertha Tschopp, were also parishioners here at Christ the King.
 
I attended St. Albert the Great and St. Leo the Great grade schools before attending Father Judge High School. After graduation in 1985, I attended De Sales University (then known as Allentown College of St. Francis de Sales) and graduated in 1989 with a Bachelor of Arts degree. I earned my Master of Science degree in Education from Neumann University in 2009.
 
I began teaching in 1990 at St. Leo the Great School in Tacony and taught there for fifteen years. I've taught Fifth, Sixth, Seventh, and Eighth Graders. I've taught Social Studies, Science, Math, Religion, and ELA throughout all of those grade levels. St. Leo the Great School was forced to close because of declining enrollment. I was hired to teach at Christ the King School in 2005, where I currently teach Math to the 5th through 8th Graders as well as 8th Grade Social Studies.
 
I was honored by WHO'S WHO AMONG AMERICA'S TEACHERS three times! Outside of school I'm a huge (but sometimes critical) fan of Philadelphia sports and love to attend Phillies and Flyers games. I enjoy  shopping for gadgets at Best Buy. I also enjoy an occasional cup (or three) of coffee.