Curious minds, bright futures
I teach little humans in York Region, from wobbly kindergarten scissors to grade six science debates. Every placeholder line here will be swapped for her real story.
My classroom runs on morning meetings, read-alouds with voices, and the firm belief that every kid is good at something worth showing off.
Outside school hours you'll find me laminating things that probably didn't need laminating.
Teach · Encourage · Inspire
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Career journey
Scroll to ride along: from summer camp in Vaughan to teachers college to her own Grade 4 room, one stop at a time.
2022
City of Vaughan community programs
Summer camps at the community centre: craft tables, playground games, and a first taste of leading a room full of kids. Placeholder copy until her real story lands here.
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2023
York University · Ontario College of Teachers
Bachelor of Education at York University, then the certificate that makes it official: Ontario Certified Teacher. Placeholder copy until her real story lands here.
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2024
York Catholic District School Board
First long-term occasional contract, in a split Grade 2/3 room. Placeholder copy until her real story lands here.
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2024/25
Beynon Fields Public School, YRDSB
A Grade 4 classroom upstairs plus special education resource teaching across the school. Placeholder copy until her real story lands here.
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2025/26
Beynon Fields Public School, YRDSB
Back at Beynon Fields with her own Grade 4 crew. The journey continues. Placeholder copy until her real story lands here.
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And when the school day ends, the story keeps going…
Clubs and teams
The clubs she has started and run, because school shouldn't end when the worksheet does.
Grades 3 to 5
Scratch games, robot mice, and one memorable runaway Sphero.
Grades 1 to 5
Litterless lunches, a pollinator garden, and compost duty rosters.
All grades
Hallway murals and a spring gallery night for the whole school.
Grades 2 to 5
Laps at lunch, high fives at the finish, cross country in the fall.
Grades 1 to 5
Two-part harmony by December, mostly. Winter concert headliners.
Grades 3 to 5
Quiet Tuesdays, loud checkmates, and a well-earned trophy shelf.
The special days she plans all term for, the ones kids talk about in June.
Building memories.
Every step of the way.
February
One hundred of anything: buttons, cereal loops, acts of kindness.
December
Stuffies welcome. Hot chocolate math with real marshmallow data.
April
Volcanoes, bean races, and one very confident potato battery.
September
The whole school runs together. Toonies for Terry every year.
December
Choir's big night. Paper snowflakes by the hundred, nerves by the dozen.
October
Rubber boots, clipboards, and the annual great pumpkin weigh-in.
More to celebrate!
Kids remember how a classroom feels long after they forget the worksheets.
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