ADMINISTRATION
Amy Harris
Principal
Principal
Renee Stubbs
Assistant Principal for Grades 5-8
Assistant Principal for Grades 5-8
Nicole Woodard
Assistant Principal for Grades K-4
Assistant Principal for Grades K-4
COORDINATOR / DIRECTOR
Ajeenah Carroll
MTSS Coordinator
MTSS Coordinator
Cole Chaney
Dean of Students & Title IX Coordinator
Dean of Students & Title IX Coordinator
Stacy Henderson
ESOL Coordinator
ESOL Coordinator
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Mr. Henderson joins our community with over twelve years of dedicated teaching experience. He has previously taught Special Education in Fulton County and most recently served as an ESOL educator in Cherokee County. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Special Education. Recently, Mr. Henderson earned his ESOL endorsement, driven by his passion to enhance students’ academic vocabulary and support its application across various classroom subjects. Outside of the classroom, Mr. Henderson enjoys spending quality time with his wife, Connie. He is also proud of his two grown children, Carter (29) and Chloe (23), as well as their spouses, Alexandria and Connor. His hobbies include yard work, graphic design, experimenting with photography, and following college football. Mr. Henderson is excited to bring his experience and enthusiasm to our students at Amana Academy. |
Johnathan Russell
TAG Coordinator
TAG Coordinator
Samra Waheeduddin
Exceptional Education Coordinator
Exceptional Education Coordinator
KINDERGARTEN CREW
Heba Aly
Teacher- Kindergarten
Teacher- Kindergarten
Heba Aly holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts from the University of Alexandria in Egypt and a Master
of Arts in Teaching from Georgia College. Heba brings over twenty years of experience in
education, including time as a teacher assistant in New York City schools and twelve years of
teaching P.E. and Art at ILM Academy in Georgia. She is passionate about promoting healthy
habits, physical fitness, and teamwork in a fun and supportive environment. Her classes focus
on helping students build confidence, stay active, and enjoy movement through engaging
activities and games. Heba is excited to bring her energy and dedication to our school
community.
Kathryn Brock
Teacher - Kindergarten (Crew Lead)
Teacher - Kindergarten (Crew Lead)
Ashley Lane
Teacher - Kindergarten
Teacher - Kindergarten
Erika Stanley
Teacher - Kindergarten
Teacher - Kindergarten
Madiha Faisal
Teacher - Kindergarten Parapro
Teacher - Kindergarten Parapro
Zeina Makari
Teacher - Kindergarten Parapro
Teacher - Kindergarten Parapro
Amneh Mustafa
Teacher - Kindergarten Parapro
Teacher - Kindergarten Parapro
Yasmin Shaikh
Teacher - Kindergarten Parapro
Teacher - Kindergarten Parapro
FIRST GRADE CREW
Madison Buffington
Teacher - 1st Grade (Crew Lead)
Teacher - 1st Grade (Crew Lead)
Jahanara Islam
Teacher - 1st Grade
Teacher - 1st Grade
With over 10 years of experience in education, Jahanara Islam has worked in a variety of educational settings including nonprofit organizations, private schools, charter schools, Head Start, and public schools. She has taught students in New York, North Carolina, and Georgia, gaining valuable experience working with diverse learners and communities. Ms. Islam is passionate about creating a supportive, engaging, and student-centered classroom environment where all students can thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. She strongly believes that social-emotional learning and relationship building are essential to student success and works to create a classroom community where students feel safe, valued, respected, and encouraged to be themselves. As an SEL-certified educator, she focuses on fostering positive relationships, building student confidence, and teaching important life skills such as empathy, collaboration, self-awareness, and perseverance. Ms. Islam is committed to partnering with families and colleagues to help students develop a lifelong love of learning while growing into kind, responsible, and confident individuals. Outside of the classroom, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, exploring new places, reading, gardening and finding creative ways to make learning meaningful and fun for students.
Christina Rodriguez
Teacher - 1st Grade
Teacher - 1st Grade
Christina Rodriguez is a proud first grade teacher at Amana Academy’s North Campus in Alpharetta, GA. Before Amana, she spent several years teaching kindergarten in Gwinnett County. Christina’s educational journey began in New York where she was born and raised. She received her Bachelor’s degree at SUNY Plattsburgh and her Master’s degree at Touro College of New York. While completing her Master’s, Christina spent two years as a pre-k teacher and a teaching assistant in inclusion classrooms through second grade. Christina loves creating a classroom where students feel safe, happy, and enjoy learning each day!
Jaweria Sahaf
Teacher - 1st Grade
Teacher - 1st Grade
Jaweria Sahaf is an experienced elementary educator with over 16 years of teaching experience in diverse classroom settings. Prior to joining Amana Academy, she taught across grades K–5, creating engaging, student-centered learning environments that support both academic and social-emotional growth. Jaweria’s teaching is guided by IB PYP principles, with a strong focus on inquiry-based and project-based learning that encourages curiosity, collaboration, and real-world connections. She is a certified Montessorian and IB PYP educator and is passionate about building strong foundations while meeting the needs of all learners through differentiated instruction. Jaweria believes that every child has the potential to succeed and is committed to helping students grow into confident, independent thinkers. Outside of school, she enjoys spending time with her family and continuing to explore new ideas and strategies to enhance her teaching practice.
SECOND GRADE CREW
Warnisha Frazier
Teacher - 2nd Grade
Teacher - 2nd Grade
Tyeshia Jackson
Teacher - 2nd Grade (Crew Lead)
Teacher - 2nd Grade (Crew Lead)
Stephanie Mortimore
Teacher - 2nd Grade
Teacher - 2nd Grade
Stephanie Mortimore is elated to be joining the second grade team at Amana Academy North. She has been teaching in Metro Atlanta elementary schools since 2022, and prior to that, was teaching within Georgia’s early childhood education system. She has a Bachelors in Early Childhood Education from Liberty University and a Masters in Elementary Education from the University of Georgia. Stephanie believes that children can learn anything when given the correct tools and the opportunity to grow, paired with a teacher who values them as an individual. Outside of school, she enjoys camping, fishing, reading, and being with her husband Nick, her daughter Kairi (14), her son Ryan (10), and her son Luke (2). She looks forward to building bonds with her students and bringing her fun enthusiasm to second grade!
THIRD GRADE CREW
Davita Key
Teacher-3rd Grade (Math) (Crew Lead)
Teacher-3rd Grade (Math) (Crew Lead)
Davita Key is a third grade teacher at Amana Academy’s North campus in Alpharetta, GA. She has worked in education for 8 years in the capacity as a paraprofessional (K-4th grade), a third grade teacher and for the past two years as a first grade teacher, where she served as the first grade team lead. Davita received her Bachelor degree from Auburn University Montgomery and her Master degree in social sciences from Troy University. She is currently working on a second masters in Elementary Education. Davita considers herself a lifelong learner and is passionate about sharing her love of learning with students. She believes that everyone has the ability to learn and she loves finding new and creative ways to get her students excited about education. A favorite quote of Davita’s is “Education is the most powerful weapon you can use to change the world.” (Nelson Mandela) When she is not fostering a love for learning at school, Davita enjoys spending time with family, husband Quartez and their three sons, traveling and watching movies.
Julie Montgomery
Teacher- 3rd Grade (ELA)
Teacher- 3rd Grade (ELA)
Julie Montgomery is a proud first-year teacher at Amana Academy, and she is excited to begin her career in elementary education. She graduated from Berry College with a degree in Elementary Education, where she also completed her student teaching in a first-grade classroom. Before entering the classroom full time, Julia spent four years working as a preschool teacher, building a strong foundation in early childhood development. Julia has always loved learning, and she believes deeply in the power of education to help her students discover who they are, grow in confidence, and pursue their dreams. She strives to be a positive, supporting presence in the lives of all of her students—in school, and beyond. Outside of the classroom, Julia enjoys spending time outside, being with her family, and listening to music.
Melissa Phelps
Teacher - 3rd Grade (ELA)
Teacher - 3rd Grade (ELA)
Alexandra Viera
Teacher - 3rd Grade (Math)
Teacher - 3rd Grade (Math)
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Alexandra Viera is a passionate educator dedicated to creating joyful, rigorous, and inclusive classrooms where every child feels seen and valued. She began her career teaching third-grade math and science in Orlando, FL, working for Charter Schools USA. Alexandra is now excited to bring her experience and energy to fourth grade. She has worked closely with both students and instructional teams to support data-driven learning, strong classroom culture, and meaningful academic growth. Alexandra holds a deep belief in the power of education to shape the future and is committed to fostering curiosity, confidence, and critical thinking in all learners. She earned her bachelor’s degree in general studies with a focus on elementary education while on a soccer scholarship an experience that shaped her drive, discipline, and belief in the power of mentorship. Outside of the classroom, Alexandra enjoys playing soccer, traveling, hiking, and spending quality time with her family. |
FOURTH GRADE CREW
Patrice Combs
Teacher - 4th Grade (ELA)
Teacher - 4th Grade (ELA)
George Harrison
Teacher-4th Grade (Math) (Crew Lead)
Teacher-4th Grade (Math) (Crew Lead)
George Harrison III, Ed.D. (c) is an educator, scholar, and leadership-driven professional with a unique blend of business, analytics, and instructional expertise. He holds a Bachelor of Business Administration in Management from Georgia Southern University, a Master of Science in Crime Analysis from Arizona State University, and is currently pursuing his Doctor of Education in Leadership and Innovation at Purdue Global University. He earned his full teaching certification from Moreland University in 2025.
With a professional background spanning corporate finance, data consulting, and elementary education, George is passionate about student development, culturally responsive teaching, and data-informed instruction. He believes education is a transformative force—one that can ignite purpose, expand opportunity, and shape future leaders.
George is a proud member of the Lambda Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. and the Epsilon Chi Chapter of Delta Sigma Pi, where he has served in leadership roles centered on organizational growth, fundraising, and mentorship. His long-term goal is to become a dean of a college, where he can influence academic policy, foster inclusive excellence, and guide future educators and change-makers.
Outside of his professional career, George is deeply rooted in the world of gospel music. He considers writing, arranging, and singing gospel music to be one of his most meaningful works. This creative expression not only reflects his faith but also serves as a powerful avenue for community connection and cultural storytelling. He also enjoys bowling, traveling, playing Spades, and engaging with Black literature and film. His philosophy of education is grounded in the words of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.: “The function of education is to teach one to think intensively and to think critically. Intelligence plus character—that is the goal of true education.”
Emerald Torres
Teacher - 4th Grade (Sci/SS)
Teacher - 4th Grade (Sci/SS)
Emerald Torres is a dedicated educator returning to 3rd grade this year, bringing a rich background in both general and special education. She earned her bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education from Valdosta State University. Emerald began her teaching career in general education, where she spent two years fostering strong foundational skills in reading and math with 3rd-grade students. For the past two years, she has specialized in special education, creating individualized learning plans, collaborating with families and colleagues, and empowering students to overcome challenges and build confidence.
Passionate about making learning engaging, meaningful, and accessible, Emerald believes that strong relationships are key to student success. She is committed to partnering with families to support every child’s growth and achievement throughout the school year.
FIFTH GRADE CREW
Hafeez Amreen
Long Term Substitute Teacher
Long Term Substitute Teacher
Hafeez Amreen is a proud elementary educator at Amana Academy in Alpharetta, Georgia. She is passionate about creating a positive and engaging learning environment for all students. Hafeez has experience teaching elementary-aged children and helping them achieve academic success. She focuses on building students’ confidence, creativity, and love for learning. Hafeez earned her Bachelor’s degree in Education from Mercer University. She is currently pursuing her MBA to strengthen her leadership and professional skills. Hafeez believes that education is a powerful tool for transforming lives and creating opportunities. She is committed to helping every student reach their full potential. Outside of school, Hafeez enjoys reading, traveling, and learning new skills. She also values spending quality time with her family and friends.
Tracy Joachin
Teacher- 5th Grade (Sci/SS)
Teacher- 5th Grade (Sci/SS)
With over sixteen years of experience, I have been blessed enough to teach on the Southside of Chicago, New England, and New York. I have mastered grades 1-9, in most subjects. But my passion is reading. I love everything literacy! Book clubs, grammar- you name it!
In my spare time, I like to relax with my two young children and husband. I also enjoy self-care rituals and nature. My favorite channels are National Geographic, Discovery and anything educational-yes, that includes “Shark Week.” I’m excited for this year and cannot wait to learn with you all.
Daniel Hope
Teacher-5th Grade (Math)
Teacher-5th Grade (Math)
Daniel Hope isa member of the Elementary School team at Amana Academy’s North campus in Atlanta, GA. Most recently, he taught 7th grade math at Lincoln Middle School in Portland, ME. Daniel started his career working with youth working in experiential education at the Leadership School in Damariscotta, ME, working on social emotional learning and problem solving with school groups before returning to Atlanta to get his Master’s Degree in Early Childhood Education at Mercer University. Since then, Daniel has worked with a wide range of grades and is excited to be starting his first year at Amana Academy! When not at school, Daniel loves listening to music and comedy, hiking, and taking naps in the sun.
Christay Suen
Teacher - 5th Grade (ELA) (Crew Lead)
Teacher - 5th Grade (ELA) (Crew Lead)
SIXTH GRADE CREW
Janée Brown
Teacher - 6th Grade (Sci/SS) (Crew Lead)
Teacher - 6th Grade (Sci/SS) (Crew Lead)
Janée Brown is excited to join the 6th grade science team at Amana Academy’s North campus in Alpharetta, GA. With over ten years in education and more than five years of classroom teaching experience, she brings a strong background in math and science. She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biology with a minor in Chemistry from South Carolina State University and a Master of Arts in Teaching Middle Level Math and Science from Georgia State University. Janée is passionate about making STEAM learning engaging, hands-on, and accessible for all students. After a two-year break from the classroom, she is re-energized and ready to inspire young scientists through inquiry and exploration. In her free time, Janée enjoys running, hiking, and spending quality time with friends and family.
Mandee Jablonski
Teacher - 6th Grade (ELA)
Teacher - 6th Grade (ELA)
Mandee Jablonski is excited to join the Amana Crew in her 26th year as a middle school teacher. She grew up in Hamilton Square, New Jersey, and graduated from Georgian Court University with a Bachelor of Science degree in English Education before moving to Georgia in 2000. She also earned a Master’s Degree in Literacy in the Content Areas and a Specialist Degree in Teacher Leadership from Walden University.Over the course of her career, Mandee has taught every subject except math and loves helping students grow as readers, writers, thinkers, and kind humans who feel safe, supported, and valued. Outside of school, she enjoys spending time with her husband David, family, and friends, while exploring creative hobbies including sewing and mixed media art. Most of all, she believes creativity, kindness, and laughter can make the world a better place.
Mario Luque
Teacher - 6th Grade (Math)
Teacher - 6th Grade (Math)
SEVENTH GRADE CREW
Raheem Davis
Teacher - 7th Grade (Math)
Teacher - 7th Grade (Math)
Mona Hussain
Teacher - 7th Grade (ELA) (Crew Lead)
Teacher - 7th Grade (ELA) (Crew Lead)
Paula Jeffers
Teacher - 7th Grade (Sci)
Teacher - 7th Grade (Sci)
We are excited to welcome Paula Jeffers back to Amana Academy’s North Campus in Alpharetta, GA!
Paula began her journey in education after earning her bachelor’s degree from Kennesaw State University, with certifications in English Language Arts, Science, and Special Education. She brings a deep belief that teaching is a privilege and is passionate about helping students grow into more than they ever imagined they could become.
Her experience includes teaching at Teasley Middle School and serving in multiple roles at Amana—first in Special Education, then as a 6th Grade Science teacher. Paula stepped away from the classroom for a few years to care for family, grow the family business, and help run the family’s farm. During that time, she also picked up new hobbies such as podcasting and beekeeping—and courageously overcame breast cancer, making her return to teaching especially meaningful.
Outside the classroom, Paula enjoys hiking, working in her apiary, farming, and training with her German Shepherd mix.
James Murray
Teacher - 7th Grade (SS)
Teacher - 7th Grade (SS)
EIGHTH GRADE CREW
Reshelle Abdul-Malik
Teacher - 8th Grade (ELA) (Crew Lead)
Teacher - 8th Grade (ELA) (Crew Lead)
Shermaine Johnson
Teacher - 8th Grade (Sci)
Teacher - 8th Grade (Sci)
My name is Shermaine Johnson, and I am excited to join the Amana Academy crew as an 8th Grade Science teacher. I began my career in social work before transitioning into education, which shaped my passion for student advocacy and supporting the whole child. I enjoy creating engaging science lessons that spark curiosity and help scholars think critically about the world around them. My goal is to inspire confidence, curiosity, and a love for learning while helping students reach their full potential. I look forward to partnering with families and the Amana community to support our scholars.
Dommartini Salien
Teacher - 8th Grade (SS)
Teacher - 8th Grade (SS)
Sadaf Tatari
Teacher-8th Grade (Math)
Teacher-8th Grade (Math)
Sadaf Tatari is the 8th grade Math and Algebra teacher at Amana Academy’s North Campus in Alpharetta, GA. With over eighteen years of experience in education, she has served in diverse roles—as a classroom teacher, private tutor, and educational community leader. Most of her teaching career has been at Amana, where she has taught across elementary and middle school in various roles. She has also taught in high school, as well as at the college level.
Sadaf holds a Bachelor’s degree in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from Boston University and a Master’s in Teaching from Emory University. She is passionate about empowering students to exceed their own expectations and discover their true potential.
In addition to her professional role, Sadaf is a proud Amana parent, with her youngest child soon entering 6th grade. Outside the classroom, she enjoys reading, traveling, spending time with her husband and their four children, solving logic puzzles, practicing yoga, and dabbling in art.
ARABIC CREW
Engy Abdalla
Teacher - Arabic ES
Teacher - Arabic ES
Hana Arslan
Teacher - Arabic MS (World Languages Department Head)
Teacher - Arabic MS (World Languages Department Head)
Djaouida Bensaadoun
Teacher - Arabic
Teacher - Arabic
Joumana Haddad
Teacher - Arabic ES
Teacher - Arabic ES
SPECIALS
Kyle Carter
Teacher - ES Adventure PE
Teacher - ES Adventure PE
Zully Douglass
Teacher - MS Adventure PE and Spanish
Teacher - MS Adventure PE and Spanish
Amy Franz
Teacher - Art (Specials/Connections Department Head)
Teacher - Art (Specials/Connections Department Head)
Cydney Gardner-Jackson
ES STEM
ES STEM
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Cydney Gardner-Jackson is proud to join Amana Academy as a STEM teacher. Before joining the Amana community, she spent six years teaching across middle and high school, with experience in both public and private school settings. She began her career teaching music and theater and later expanded into Math, Science, and STEM instruction. Cydney holds dual Bachelor of Music degrees in Vocal Performance and Music Composition and is passionate about integrating creativity into the classroom. She believes in fostering student curiosity, building meaningful relationships, and helping every learner find their voice. Outside of school, Cydney enjoys painting, singing, writing, and spending time with family and friends. |
Nayef H Haddad
MS STEM
MS STEM
Nayef H. Haddad is a dedicated middle school STEM teacher with a distinguished background in civil engineering, international project development, and large-scale infrastructure leadership. Before transitioning to education, he amassed over two decades of executive experience managing multi million- and billion-dollar projects in the oil, gas, transportation, and commercial real estate sectors across Africa, the United States, and the Middle East. With advanced degrees in civil engineering from Georgia Tech and a track record of high-impact leadership—including roles as Director, Country Manager, and Transportation Director—Mr. Haddad brings a real-world, globally informed perspective to STEM education. His commitment to mentoring youth and fostering future innovators reflects a lifelong dedication to strategic problem-solving and community growth.
STUDENT SUPPORT
Mehnaz Ahmed
Teacher - Exceptional Education (Co-Department Head)
Teacher - Exceptional Education (Co-Department Head)
Tehreem Ayesha
Teacher - Exceptional Education
Teacher - Exceptional Education
Sheila Boyd
Teacher - Early Intervention (Reading)
Teacher - Early Intervention (Reading)
Rachel Carcare
Psychologist
Psychologist
Harrison Cockett
Teacher - Exceptional Education
Teacher - Exceptional Education
Latanya Farrar
Social Worker & Homeless Liaison
Social Worker & Homeless Liaison
Tiffany Lezama
Counseler - K-8
Counseler - K-8
Tiffany Lezama is the K-8 Counselor of Amana Academy’s North Campus. Before joining Amana, Tiffany worked in administrative support for the US Conference of Catholic Bishops while also serving as a mental health assessment intern at Hillcrest Children & Family Center in Washington, DC. She then joined AmeriCorps and brought her skillsets to the KIPP Metro Atlanta network, serving as an enrichment teacher, interventionist, and chorus/SEL instructor at KIPP WAYS Primary and then becoming the founding school counselor for KIPP Soul Academy. Tiffany received her Bachelor’s in English from St. Augustine’s University (NC) and her Master’s in Counseling from Trinity Washington University (DC). Tiffany wholeheartedly believes in the power of love to create peace, instill hope, and heal brokenness. Her goal is to work hand in hand with her fellow crew members, students, families, and community partners to cultivate a love that breaks barriers, overcomes obstacles and elevates us to our highest potential. Outside of school, Tiffany enjoys singing, writing, walking, bowling, and dining out with family and friends.
LaChell Mensing
Occupational Therapist (Contracted)
Occupational Therapist (Contracted)
Born in the nation’s oldest city, St. Augustine, Florida, and raised in the lush, green landscapes of Washington State, LaChell Mensing’s journey has been one of passion and purpose. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Health Sciences with a minor in Psychology from Florida Agricultural and Mechanical University (FAMU) in 2006, followed by a Master of Science in Occupational Therapy from FAMU in 2009. She started her journey in pediatric care with the Babies Can’t Wait program in the Atlanta Metro Area, gaining valuable experience in understanding developmental delays in children from birth to three years old. She later expanded her services to school-aged children, which further deepened her commitment to early identification of neuro-developmental disorders (NDD). Today, she lives in Atlanta, Georgia, with her husband and two sons, enjoying time with family, beach outings, and travel.
Sarah Noman
Exceptional Education Paraprofessional (ES)
Exceptional Education Paraprofessional (ES)
Roxanne Reed
Teacher - Exceptional Education
Teacher - Exceptional Education
LaToya Robinson
Speech/Language Therapist (Contract)
Speech/Language Therapist (Contract)
Atika Shaikh
Teacher - Exceptional Education
Teacher - Exceptional Education
Raja Taleb
Exceptional Education Paraprofessional (MS)
Exceptional Education Paraprofessional (MS)
Raja Taleb is a dedicated educator with over 15 years of experience teaching Pre-K through 8th grade. Prior to joining Amana Academy, she worked at ILM Academy, where she inspired and supported students of diverse backgrounds . Raja received her bachelor degree in Geology and Engineering from Morocco. She is passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of children and believes in nurturing both their academic and personal growth. Raja is also a proud mother of two daughters: Roua, who is pursuing a law degree at Georgia State University, and Wissal, who is studying pre-med at the University of Georgia. Outside of school, Raja enjoys spending time with family and friends, traveling around the world, and cooking.
Crosby Turner
Teacher - ESOL
Teacher - ESOL
Patrice Williams
Teacher - Early Intervention (Math)
Teacher - Early Intervention (Math)
OFFICE STAFF
Karen Autrey
Data Clerk
Data Clerk
Benita Fowler
School Nutrition Specialist & Parent Liaison
School Nutrition Specialist & Parent Liaison
Amana Academy is proud to announce Benita Fowler as our new School Nutrition Specialist and Parent Liaison. Benita brings over 15 years of experience in education, student health services and food service management.
Most recently, Benita served as Amana Academy’s Clinic Assistant, where she supported student wellness through direct health services, emergency care, and coordination of health screenings. In addition, she has extensive classroom and instructional support experience as a substitute teacher and paraprofessional. Additionally, she is an entrepreneur, owning a licensed cottage bakery, where she successfully manages operations, compliance and customer service.
In this new role, Benita will oversee nutrition programming, promote healthy eating habits and serve as a bridge between families and the school community. With a strong foundation in student care, program coordination and parent engagement, she is well-prepared to advance Amana Academy’s student success through both wellness and family partnerships.
Please join us in welcoming Benita Fowler in her new role!
Mariana Loredo
Registrar
Registrar
Jane Loughmiller
Business Office Assistant
Business Office Assistant
Akinyemi Olujobi
Facilities Coordinator
Facilities Coordinator
Tonia Usher
Front Office Manager
Front Office Manager
Aliya Shamsi
Clinician
Clinician
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Aliya Shamsi is a dedicated educator and leader with over 30 years of experience teaching and supervising across multiple grade levels and international settings. She has served in roles ranging from classroom teacher to Head of Department, developing expertise in inclusive programming, small-group instruction, and student empowerment. Aliya is passionate about supporting students and creating safe, engaging environments where all learners can thrive academically and socially. She is excited to continue helping students in a new capacity by empowering their overall well-being and fostering confidence that extends beyond the classroom. |
