Some of Our Faculty
U.S. History and Government
World History
Gabriel Ward
NC University of North Carolina – Teacher Certification
City University of New York School of Law – J.D.
University of North Carolina – B.A. Political science
According to the Teacher:
- Education is a lifelong process of gaining wisdom through formal study, lived experience, and reflection—one that helps us become better people and more thoughtful citizens.
- Learning is the ongoing process of growing through curiosity, effort, mistakes, and the willingness to improve.
- Knowledge is more than collecting information; it is the ability to understand and apply what we learn while gaining a deeper understanding of ourselves , others and the world that we share.
AP Biology
Chemistry
Physics
Thomas Perkoski
Edinboro University
Alleghney University
According to the Teacher:
- “Education is empowerment.”
- “Learning is discovery.”
- “Knowledge is possibility.”
- “Teaching AP Biology is bringing life to life.”
SAT English
Highschool English
SHSAT English
Eric Hanson
Cambridge University
University of Northern Colorado
According to the Teacher:
- education is fundamental to personal growth, lifelong development, and continuous discovery.
- learning is an active, ongoing process of transformation.
- knowledge is the meaningful framework that turns raw information into understanding; serves as the bridge to personal empowerment and problem-solving.
AP Statistics and AI
Alexander Daminoff
30 years of Applied Statistics & Mathematics modeling in global finance.
Career Quantitive modeler: Citigroup, Morgan Stanley, Bloomberg.
2o years as statistics and financial econometrics lecturer for Risk.NET .
Managing Director, Quantitive Risk Management.
According to the Teacher:
- “Education is intellectual freedom.”
- “Learning is curiosity put to work.”
- “Knowledge is clarity.”
- “Statistics is making uncertainty measurable.”
Elementary School English
Jennifer Vittoria
University of Phionix
University of Steubenville
According to the Teacher:
- Education is the foundation for a life of possibility.
- Learning is curiosity in action.
- Knowledge is the power to understand, question, and grow.
- Language Arts is finding your voice—and learning to use it.