More than an education...
...Lessons that last a lifetime
Mrs. Sylvia Pope
My name is Sylvia Pope. I have a BS degree in Biology from the State University of New York in Albany, NY. I earned my Masters in Computer Science at Pace University in New York. Prior to teaching Math and Technology at St. Philip the Apostle, I was a software engineer for Lockheed Martin. I also served in the United States Air Force as a reservist.
When I am not in school you will most likely find me on a bicycle, in the pool or on a track. During the summer I compete in Sprint and Olympic level triathlons. I am a member of an area bicycle club which allows me the opportunity to tour some great riding routes right here in the metropolitan area.
If you would like to contact me through email you may do so at AlgCompPopeS_gmail.com
Sister Eileen Clinton
My name is Sister Eileen Clinton, I.H.M. I am a professed member of the Congregation of Sisters, Servents of the Immaculate Heart of Mary, Scranton, PA.
My love and experience in education has given me the opportunity to teach students of all grade levels, to serve as Principal in several schools as well as being a staff member in two Archdiocesan Education Offices.
St. Philip's has welcomed me as the Math Resource teacher serving students of all grade levels. I am priveleged to be a member of this caring community.
If you would like to contact me through email you may do so at RClintonE_gmail.com
Mrs. Lauren Proctor
Hi, my name is Lauren Proctor. I am the Reading Resource teacher. I've been involved with reading one way or another even before I could remember. I grew up in the time when we would gather around the radio in the evenings and listen to stories like, Our Ms. Brooks, The Shadow and Mystery Theater. But during the day my favorite past time was reading, through books I could visit any land, meet anybody, and have the most grandest adventures.
By the time I had children of my own, I already owned a small library to start them on the road to reading. In fact I did my own version of Montessori school at home, while working on two Bachelor Degree's at the University of Maryland.
After I received my two degrees, a Montessori school offered to pay for my training and then I worked for them for 9 years. I went to countless workshops and classes putting together a tidbit here and a tidbit there to help struggling readers. Finally I was ready to work exclusively on Reading. Since that was not possible in a Montessori enviroment I applied for and was accepted to a position here, at St. Philip the Apostle School. Since starting here I have earned my Masters in Elementary Reading.
I truly love being a Reading Resource teacher and watching the AHA!! moments brightening my students eyes. Every time I help a child discover the joy of reading, I rediscover it too. Now I am also helping my grandchildren and others discover it too.
If you would like to contact me through email you may do so at RResProctorL_gmail.com
Mrs. Jilma Ramirez
¡Holla Amigos! I am Senora Jilma Ramirez and I am the Spanish teacher at St. Philip the Apostle School. I am from Guatemala and have been working at St . Philip's for 13 years. I love teaching the students my native language; not just in regular classes, but while I work in Morning and Aftercare as well. I enjoy walking, riding my motorcycle, and working with all the lovely children that attend St.Philip's.
¡Mucho gusto conocerlos!
If you would like to contact me through email you may send it to Mrs. Trujillo at stpaoffice_gmail.com
Mrs. Dolores Steinhilber
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Ms. Carolyn Hitchcock-Morris
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Mrs. Scarlett Zirkle
My name is Scarlett Zirkle, and this is my fourth year teaching in the Archdiocese of Washington. While not at St. Philip, I spend my other time teaching at St. Ambrose in Cheverly, MD.
Soon you can call me Dr. Zirkle, as I will be graduating in May with my decorate in music from the University of Maryland, College Park. Before coming to Maryland four years ago, I received my masters from Indiana University, and my Bachelors from DePavw University in Greencastle, Indiana.
In my free time, I enjoy playing my violin, (I have been playing it since the age of 3!), spending time with my husband who is an attorney in Annapolis, and playing with my two dogs Mr. Mahler and Miss Pugsley at our home in Cheverly M.D.
Mrs. Cindi Wallace
My name is Cynthia (Cindi) Wallace. I was born and raised in Dover, NH. After I received my Associate's Degree in Food Service Management from the University of NH, Thompson School of Applied Sciences, I joined the Air Force as a Weather Technician and spent twenty years traveling the world. While in the Air Force, I continued my education; receiving a second Associate's Degree in Weather Technology and then my Bachelor's Degree in Business Management. I received my Master's Degree in Education-Supervision and Curriculum Development in the Spring of 2002.
I have been a Middle School Teacher at St. Philip the Apostle School since August 1999. I have taught Religion for ten years, Science for nine years, and Literature for one year.
I have been married to my husband, Fred, for 27 years and we have a wonderful daughter, Meagan.
If you would like to contact me through email you may do so at Lib_WallaceC_gmail.com
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Ms. Ingrid Martinez
I graduated from Towson University with a B.A. in Deaf Studies in 2003. I then went on to complete my M.A. in 2006 from Gallaudet University. After graduating, I worked as a Maryland-licensed mental health counselor in a variety of settings. I have been the schools counselor for the past three years. In addition to working at the school, I continue to work in a private practice setting with individuals of all backgrounds, including Spanish-speaking clients.
While at St. Philip, I have led the peer mediation program, conducted a social skills group, and currently lead the schools first Sign Language Club. I have also implemented a school-wide anti-bullying program, provide therapy, and consult on the schools Student Support Team.
In my spare time, I enjoy learning and teaching others about multiculturalism, traveling, shopping, seeing Broadway plays, and volunteering within the Deaf, hard-of-hearing, and Deaf-blind communities.
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