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Nursery A
Annabel Baillie
Nursery B
Laura Bryant
Pre-K A
Adele Pieper
Pre-K T
Tanya Levy
Kindergarten (H)
Nickie-Jean Hunia
Kindergarten (S)
Emily Sherpa
Grade 1
Pat Kozyra
Grade 2R
Amy Rhoads
Grade 2V
Eva Vaidya
Grade 3
Jennifer Storey joined Carmel School in 2008. having previously worked in Ascot and Paisley after gaining her PGCE qualification from Glasgow University.

She has a bachelors degree in marine biology, and as well as an interest in science, Jennifer has a keen interest in language arts and phonetic reading skills.

Grade 4F
Claire Fletcher joined Carmel in 2005 as a Grade Two teacher. She came to Hong Kong in November 2004 and prior to that had worked extensively as a teacher across the primary age range in England and Wales. This is Claire's eighth year in Primary Education. Before becoming a primary school teacher she worked as a sports therapist, an adult and further education teacher, and a teacher's assistant. Claire has a Bachelor of Arts (Honors) Degree from the University of Kent, U.K and a Post-Graduate Certificate in Primary Education from Christ Church University College Canterbury.
Grade 4P

Danielle Marie Provoteaux was born in Montreal, Quebec, Cananda. Danielle attended Concordia University in Montreal where she recieved a Bachelor of Arts Specialization degree in 2002.

Danielle moved to Korea in the fall of 2002, where she was a teacher for two years at a school in Ilsan. She moved to Hong Kong in 2004 was a primary 4 and 5 teacher at an international school in Hong Kong for three years before joining the Carmel Family in the Fall of 2007.
Grade 5

Geneva Schauffler is originally from the U.S. where she received a Bachelor’s Degree in Psychology from the University of California, Davis. Her degree included coursework in Educational Psychology, Child Development, Adolescence, and Counseling Psychology. She went on to receive her Master’s Degree from Columbia University Teachers College with a specialization in special education. She taught for 5 years in New York as both a classroom teacher and a special education teacher across the grades. Additionally, she has given lectures at the university level including “Tactics for Classroom Behavior Management” and “Designing and Implementing Systems of Reinforcement.” Geneva also has experience coaching children in various sports, including soccer, softball, tennis, and swimming.
Middle School

Middle School Coordinator, Grade 6 Homeroom, G6 English, G7/8 Humanities, Math
Donna MacIntosh is a New Zealand trained teacher. She has a Bachelor of Education from Otago University, New Zealand, a post-graduate Diploma in Second Language Teaching from Massey University, New Zealand and a Master of Applied Linguistics from Charles Darwin University, Australia. Donna is in her twelfth year of teaching. She has worked at Carmel School since August 2005 firstly as a Grade 1 teacher. Following that she has worked primarily in the Middle School area.

Gina Larson
Victor Landauro
World Views, G6 Social Studies, School-wide Music
Wendy Forster is originally from America, grew up in the UK, and spent the majority of her adulthood living and working in various international schools abroad. She completed her teaching qualifications at St Luke's College, Exeter, UK, in 1976 and has taught in 4 different schools in schools in the UK, El Salvador, Fiji and Hong Kong. She has been at Carmel School for 9 years and was a classroom teacher for the first 3 years and a subject specialist since 2001 in the following subjects: World Views, Geography and Social Studies to Middle School students and Music teacher throughout the school.
Mark Davidson