WHO’S WHO AT OAK FARM MONTESSORI SCHOOL?
ADMINISTRATION
CANDICE HOLBROOK: HEAD OF SCHOOL
BRIDGET YORK: DIRECTOR OF CURRICULUM & STUDENT SERVICES
LAUREN MOYER: CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
NICOLE LOWE: COMMUNITY RELATIONS LIAISON
KRISTY CARELLA: OFFICE ADMINISTRATOR
NIKOLE ALBRIGHT: COMMUNICATIONS & EVENTS COORDINATOR
ALLENA KNEPPER: HUMAN RESOURCES DIRECTOR
DONNA WOLFE: ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
SARAH SHANTON-COX: DIRECTOR OF ADMISSIONS
JON AGLER: HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR
KELLY ELIAS: ACCOUNTS & PURCHASING MANAGER
DONALD DAVIS: SCHOOL SAFETY SPECIALIST
KIM DAVIDSON: DIRECTOR OF STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIPS
VICTORIAN HOUSE
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ome to Infant, Toddler, Primary and Administration
NIDO: The Nest
LEAH WATSON
TODDLERS
APRIL ADAMS
TODDLER 1
TIA MATNEY
PRMARY 1
PRIMARY
LAURA ZOLLMAN
PRIMARY 1
ASHLEY KNUDSON
BAYLEY TIEMAN
TODDLER 1
NOAH LIEN
PRIMARY 2
VH SUPPORT
SARAH SKINNER
NEFY HATHAWAY
TODDLER 2
ZOE LIEN
PRIMARY 2
MELISSA KALKIRTZ
PRIMARY 3
APRIL COVERSTONE
PRIMARY 3
SARAH BOSWORTH
TODDLER 2
MARGIE FOSTER
TODDLER 2 ASSISTANT
DEVON CROUSE
PRIMARY 4
KATIE MUNRO
PRIMARY 4
LOWER ELEMENTARY
The Elementary program is a mixed-age classroom for children aged six to nine. Children who are entering the Lower Elementary are beginning their ‘second plane of development.’ This stage can often be characterized by children’s endless curiosity and passion for hands-on exploratory research. During their second plane of development, children start to develop their abilities to reason and understand abstract concepts.
RED BARN NORTH
PATSY CADALZO LOWER 1
ABBY ROUGHIA LOWER 4
KELLY WILLIAMSON LOWER 1
ABBY PFENNING
DEBBIE KOVETS
2 INES OLDENBURG
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UPPER ELEMENTARY
In the Upper Elementary environment, students of nine to twelve years of age are transitioning into adolescence. While children in this age group show striking variance in their physical development, they are actually quite similar to one another. They are adamant about their desire for independence, but they require organizational and emotional guidance. A key difference between Upper and Lower Elementary students is the power of abstraction.
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NANCY BRADTMILLER
COURTNEY PILLERS
APRIL VANOSDALE
CHAD SEEWALD
LINDA HOFFMAN
FLOR ORTEGA
SANDRA DEACON
AMBER COSS
MIDDLE SCHOOL
CRYSTAL LEU
HIGH SCHOOL
JON AGLER HIGH SCHOOL ADMINISTRATOR
LAURA GOULD
SHELBY FRAZIER
CHEA PARTON
KAVIN LEY
SOLOMON BOYCE
AMY NORTON
DOUG DESPER
RIKKI COLON
KATIE LAUTZENHISER
MICHAEL TYLER
OAKLEIGH BUTLER
SOLOMON BOYCE
ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY
ARTS CENTER
LEIGHA VANDEZANDE ART TEACHER
ENRICHMENT
SPANISH
ELIANA DELGADO
LISA YDE
KITCHEN
MORELAND
ECOLITERACY
MEG ROWLISON ART TEACHER
MELISSA WITT
BRASSEUR
PHYSICAL EDUCATION & ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
GENA GROBAREK
DONNA WOLFE ATHLETIC DIRECTOR
DIANA MCCREERY ELEMENTARY & SECONDARY PE TEACHER
KAVIN LEY THEATRE TEACHER
BRIDGET YORK DIRECTOR STUDENT SERVICES
AMARA SOBCZAK ASSISTANT DIRECTOR
KIM GREEN PRIMARY PE TEACHER
AARON SAMRA MUSIC TEACHER
ADDITIONAL SUPPORT
SARAH HOLLAND
SPEECH & LANGUAGE PATHOLOGIST
LISA BOCKELMAN READING INTERVENTIONIST
ALEX BALLE LIBRARIAN
KRISTINE
RIKKI
CAMPUS GROUNDS & BUS WHO DO I CONTACT FOR THAT??
AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS: Nicole Lowe
ATTENDANCE: Kristy Carella
BEFORE CARE/AFTER CARE: Sarah Shanton-Cox
BUS: Kristy Carella
CLASSROOM OBSERVATIONS: Sarah Shanton-Cox
COMMUNICATION NEEDS: Nikole Albright
CURRICULUM: Bridget York
FUND DEVELOPMENT: Kim Davidson
GRANT OPPORTUNITIES: Kim Davidson
LUNCH BILLING: Kelly Elias
SCHOOL SAFETY: Davis
SPORTS: Donna Wolfe
STUDENT SERVICES: Amara Sobczak
STUDENT RECORDS: Kristy Carella
VOLUNTEERING: Nicole Lowe
BEN BOLLINGER
LISA PARKER
TYLER GILL
BILL KROCK