Mohammed Nadir Samayee

Erin Moews '23

Around Campus Editor

Our day time security guard Mohammed Nadir Samayee, nicknamed “Sammy,” is one of the most beloved Louisville staff members and is a huge part of our Louisville community. From checking our temperatures and health screenings every morning, to welcoming us to Louisville and keeping our school safe, Sammy is always so kind and has a smile on his face.

Students and faculty members appreciate his dedication to Louisville and everything he does for our community.

“You can always count on Sammy to greet you with such kindness and a smile, no matter how hectic your morning has been. He reminds me to slow down and appreciate the smaller moments just in the way that he greets me in the morning,” said Mrs. Yerena.

Students appreciate Sammy’s friendly and positive attitude that never fails to boost our moods when he greets us in the morning.

“I appreciate how Sammy always waves to my car to greet me every morning when I drive into school because it immediately puts me in a good mood and brightens my day,” said Sophia Jones ’22.

We wanted to get to know Sammy better, so we asked him a few questions about himself and his experience at Louisville.

Q: What did you do before louisville?

A: “Before I came to Louisville I worked as an electrical technician.”

Q: Tell us about your family.

A: “I have 5 kids, four sons and one daughter and I love my family.”

Q: What do you like most about Louisville?

A: “I love the friendly and welcoming environment, the faculty members, students and parents because they are all good, nice people and have always shown me kindness.”

Q: What are your favorite memories you've had at Louisville?

A: “My favorite memories are the graduations and seeing all of the students grow [during] their time at Louisville.”

Q: What has changed over the years at Louisville?

A: “Improvements in buildings, renovating the library and new tables and umbrellas and also the new lighting in the gym.”

Q: Where do you see yourself in 5 years?

A: “I am not sure where I will be in 5 years but I hope that I am healthy and happy.”

Q: What advice would you give to those graduating/current students?

A: “Some advice I would give to graduating students is to go to college to continue learning, and to all of the students to always be kind and considerate to others.”

Q: Any life advice you would like to share?

A: “My life advice is to be humble and polite and to treat your family, parents, teachers and those around you with respect.”

Q: What is your favorite food?

A: “My favorite food is vegetarian soup.”

Thank you Sammy, for everything you do for the Louisville community and always being so kind hearted to everyone who walks through the blue gates of Louisville. We appreciate you so much!