Linda Brown
Linda graduated Cum Laude from Tufts University in 1977, with a Bachelor of Arts in Child Development and Education. During that time she spent four months studying in England, observing and teaching in the British Open School System.
James Morse
James Morse is an excellent teacher, helping us with Hebrew, Math, and Bible classes. James took to foreign languages at an early age. He studied Latin, French and German at the Noble and Greenough School in Boston, where he graduated summa cum laude and earned the Volkmann prize for excellence in foreign languages.
Wendy Toy
Wendy graduated from Messiah College, Grantham PA, with a BS in Elementary Education, and then she attended Wheaton Graduate School, in Illinois, and Evangelical School of Theology, in Myerstown, PA. She is now married with five boys: Jared 19, Seth and Ethan 17, Aaron 15, and Adam 12.
Fredda Gussman
Fredda was born in the Mt. Airy section of Philadelphia. She was raised by an Orthodox Jewish father and a Reform Jewish mother so the household was a Conservative and observant one. After 8 years of Hebrew school, Fredda won a scholarship to a Hebrew high school where all courses were taught in Hebrew. She also attended the Philadelphia High for Girls followed by Temple University where she earned a BS in Secondary Education with a concentration in Social Studies in Dec 1974. The following summer she attended West Chester University where she received a certificate to teach Special Education K-12.
Stacy Skinner
Stacy graduated from the State University of New York at Binghamton with a BA in Theater. After acting in NYC for a number of years, she went on to earn an MA in Speech-Language Pathology from Temple University.
Lisa Swieson
Lisa Swieson graduated cum laude from the University of Pennsylvania with a B.A. in biology, with a concentration in genetics. She went on to do research at the Pennsylvania College of Optometry, studying vision loss in older people. After three years,
Tim Duggan
Tim Duggan was graduated magna cum laude by Temple University in Philadelphia in 2001, where he studied non-profit business design and administration. After much prayer and encouragement by other believers, he began teaching science and math for Christian schools in 2003.