I really enjoy the school community!

In over 30 years as an educator, I have always been committed to the student-centered approach. I identified early that my purpose in life is to CULTIVATE while serving as a CATALYST and contributing to a positive CULTURE, and I have the innate ability to lead while presenting myself as a viable resource for others.

I enjoy the community, believe in the values/mission of the school, and appreciate being able to share and connect new students and their families with those aspects of the institution in the work I do each day.

The focus is entirely on the students at Flint Hill. Our faculty and staff are made up of incredible educators who work tirelessly to ensure that their students are supported and encouraged to take meaningful risks. It is a beautiful community to be part of!

I have the pleasure of working in the Admission Office at Flint Hill which allows me to get to know our families both during enrollment and when they become part of our community. This opportunity, in addition to my coach duties and participation with our student leadership groups, provides the chance to connect with our students meaningfully.

A successful day at Flint Hill is when I see students smiling as they arrive in the morning and still smiling as they leave in the afternoon. That smile tells me they felt safe, engaged, and valued throughout the day — and that’s what matters most.

For me, a successful day at Flint Hill is when a family feels confident they’ve found the school where their child will truly flourish. There is nothing more rewarding than walking through our classrooms and seeing students deeply engaged, smiling with their peers, and growing in ways big and small. In those moments, I know that — together with their family — we helped in their discovery of Flint Hill as the right school for them. That’s why I love this work: building relationships, supporting families, and watching children thrive in a community where they belong.

I choose to work at Flint Hill because I am surrounded by great people who share my endless curiosity and commitment to learning.

I enjoy pulling the sled with such collaborative and kind colleagues. “Things won are done, joy’s soul lies in the doing.” — William Shakespeare

Throughout the interview process, you could feel the sense of excitement from the current staff and their passion for Flint Hill. During my first week, many people came up to me saying, “You’re going to love working here.”