Bio

What does Catholic education mean to you? Catholic education, to me, means educating the whole child academically, socially, emotionally, and spiritually. Having attended Catholic schools from kindergarten through college, I experienced firsthand the strength of a close knit school community grounded in faith, respect, and moral values. Those experiences, along with my family and Catholic identity, have shaped who I am today and strongly influence my teaching philosophy. Catholic education creates a sense of belonging, a second home, where students feel valued, supported, and cared for both inside and outside the classroom. As an educator, I strive to model kindness, faith, honesty, and compassion daily, ensuring my students feel part of a positive school family where meaningful learning and personal growth can thrive.

What is a fun fact about yourself that you would like to share with our school community? I have been blessed to be part of the PMA community for the majority of my life. Having attended PMA from kindergarten through eighth grade, I am a proud alumna. The PMA family holds a very special place in my heart, and I am honored to share my passion, experiences, and knowledge with my students each day.