This year, we are excited to shine a spotlight on one of Trinity’s dedicated educators—a dyslexia and reading specialist who has been making a difference in the lives of students for over 21 years. As a proud alumna of Trinity, she and her husband both have deep roots within the school community, making her return as an educator all the more meaningful.

Her passion lies in helping children improve their reading skills, a process she describes as transformative. “Witnessing their growth inspires me,” she shares with a smile. Whether it’s guiding a student to decode a tricky word or helping them find joy in books, she celebrates every victory alongside her students.

Her favorite school traditions are the ones that allow her to connect with students outside the classroom, such as attending chapel and participating in outdoor education. She loves how chapel provides a moment of spiritual reflection and unity, while outdoor education offers a chance for students to grow and bond in nature.

When asked what being a Patriot means to her, she emphasizes teamwork and commitment. “It’s about working together to support each other and staying dedicated to the calling of being an educator,” she explains.

Outside of her time at school, she has a love for the outdoors, especially riding horses. Whether she’s on a trail ride or enjoying the serenity of nature, her passion for the outdoors reflects her adventurous and nurturing spirit.

Her work as a dyslexia and reading specialist is a vital part of our Trinity community, and her dedication helps students unlock their potential and gain the confidence to succeed. We are so grateful for her leadership, expertise, and love for education!

Her passion lies in helping children improve their reading skills, a process she describes as transformative. “Witnessing their growth inspires me,” she shares with a smile. Whether it’s guiding a student to decode a tricky word or helping them find joy in books, she celebrates every victory alongside her students.

Her favorite school traditions are the ones that allow her to connect with students outside the classroom, such as attending chapel and participating in outdoor education. She loves how chapel provides a moment of spiritual reflection and unity, while outdoor education offers a chance for students to grow and bond in nature.

When asked what being a Patriot means to her, she emphasizes teamwork and commitment. “It’s about working together to support each other and staying dedicated to the calling of being an educator,” she explains.

Outside of her time at school, she has a love for the outdoors, especially riding horses. Whether she’s on a trail ride or enjoying the serenity of nature, her passion for the outdoors reflects her adventurous and nurturing spirit.

Her work as a dyslexia and reading specialist is a vital part of our Trinity community, and her dedication helps students unlock their potential and gain the confidence to succeed. We are so grateful for her leadership, expertise, and love for education!