PE/Health
Abbey Najeeb | PE, Health, Coding
My Email: abbey.najeeb@washk12.orgMrs. Najeeb earned her Bachelor of Applied Science with a minor in Health from Lewis-Clark State College and her Master of Arts in Teaching from Idaho State University. Health and fitness have become such an important part of her life, inspiring her to become a PE and Health teacher. She hopes to help students find ways to enjoy being active and build healthy habits they can carry with them throughout their lives.
Outside of school, Mrs. Najeeb enjoys spending time with her husband and son. She loves running, hiking, strength training, and being outdoors. She and her family enjoy training for local races together. When she’s at home, you’ll often find her reading a good book, baking all things sourdough and practicing photography.
Brett Wilson | PE/Health
My Email: brett.wilson@washk12.orgMr. Wilson was born in Cedar City, Utah but grew up in St. George Utah. He begins his 25th year teaching in the 2025/2026 school year and has been at Dixie Intermediate ever since it opened in 2007.
Teaching runs in Mr. Wilson's genes, as his father was also an educator in Washington County for 32 years. Mr. Wilson received a Bachelor’s degree in Physical Education and a Minor in Health Education from Southern Utah University in 2001. After teaching for several years he went back to school and completed his Masters Degree in Sports Conditioning and Performance from SUU in 2012. In addition to his teaching degree, Mr. Wilson has completed an ESL Endorsement, as well as a Technology Endorsement.
Mr. Wilson loves all things sports with basketball being his favorite. He's a big fan of BYU football/basketball and the Utah Jazz. He also loves nature, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, hunting, and has a passion for wildlife and scenic photography. To see his work, check out www.instagram.com/muleymadness
- Bachelor's in Physical Education from Southern Utah University
- Minor in Health Education from Southern Utah University
- Masters Degree in Sports Conditioning and Performance from Southern Utah University