B.A. in International Affairs from George Washington University (Washington, DC)
M.A. in Elementary Education from Trinity College (Washington, DC)
Experience
Taught at Saint Ann School from 2006-2011 and returned in 2017
Seven years of additional teaching experience in Catholic schools
2006 Teacher of the Year at St. Augustine School (Washington, DC)
2005 recipient of the Kate Holley Rookie Teacher Award at St. Augustine School (Washington, DC)
Previously named among the "Who's Who Among America's Teachers"
Assists in moderating the Forensics Team
Graduate of Father Ryan High School and Overbrook School
My Background
I was born in Michigan but moved to the Nashville area when I was in the fifth grade. I am a product of Catholic schools, having attended Overbrook and Father Ryan. I graduated from George Washington University with a B.A. in International Affairs and went on to receive a Master’s in Education from Trinity University.
I taught second grade for a few years in Washington, DC before life brought me back to the Nashville area in 2004. Here, I taught at St. John Vianney in Gallatin for a year before finding my home at St. Ann. After taking a bit of a hiatus from teaching in 2011 to take care of my two young children, I was excited to return to Saint Ann School in 2017 once they were both old enough to attend SAS as well.
Random Facts:
I have two children at Saint Ann School
I am a member of Saint Ann Parish
Outside of school, my hobbies include running, reading, crocheting, and sewing.