Cattholic education and my faith have been a part of me for my entire life. After high school, I was received into the community of the School Sisters of St. Francis. I attended Catholic Grade and High Schools and then earned a BSEd at Alverno College. Following graduation, I began teaching at various schools in the Milwaukee area. I continued my education by earning a Master of Arts in Administration at Clarke College in Dubuque, Iowa.

I believe in youth, who are the future of the world tomorrow. As an educator, I see my responsibility to provide students with the opportunities to develop themselves spiritually, intellectually, morally, socially, psychologically and physically. My role is to be a catalyst who provides the stimuli, personnel, and the environment for learning and development to take place. I believe that every child can learn when given the opportunities to succeed at his or her appropriate level. I see youth as the church of tomorrow, the leaders of society and the inventors of the future. I believe in allowing them the freedom to shape the future with directed guidance from their parents and teachers.

As an Administrator, I believe in giving staff the freedom to develop programs that will meet the needs of all students. I encourage teachers to try all modes of learning when assisting children to gain knowledge. I see modeling as being one of the best teachers. Through the generosity of the parents of Christ King School, I am able to provide teachers with the best tools and inservice opportunites available so that they are better able to meets the needs of each child.