Team Phoenix

I’ve been working at Hunt since 2002. I became the Phoenix science teacher in 2008. I love teaching science and asking questions about the world around us. When I’m not teaching science, I enjoy spending time with my family kayaking and swimming, watching my kids play soccer, hockey and lacrosse, listening to music, baking and playing with my dog, Ginger.

I’ve been teaching since 2007 and teaching social studies here at HMS since 2017. I love co-teaching humanities and getting to talk about really important things that have happened throughout history through today. When I’m not at school, I’m spending time with my family, camping, reading, cooking, watching mindless entertainment, kayaking, and walking my dog, Remy.

I am so excited to be joining HMS for my seventh year of teaching! My passion for teaching Humanities is derived from a commitment to teaching diverse perspectives, centering marginalized voices and stories, and helping students be critical thinkers and active participants in their own learning. I can usually be found hiking, running, or making art in my free time.

I’ve been teaching math at HMS since 2019. As a child, I did not enjoy math class, so my passion as a teacher is to make class fun and engaging. When I am not teaching math, I can be found working at Waterworks, cooking, and playing with my two cats.

I am lucky to be joining team Phoenix for my first year at HMS! Over the past ten years, I have worked in various roles in the special education field. In May, I received a master of arts in teaching for special education through Saint Michael’s College. I am passionate about providing students with the tools and support needed to meet their potential and thrive as learners. Outside of school you can find me riding my motorcycle, going for walks with my partner and dog, or trying out new cooking recipes.