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Join Us in Welcoming Buckley's New Faculty and Staff!

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Timothy Handley,= =20Upper School physics. Mr. Handley has most recently taught enrichmen= =74 classes in physics and rocketry at One Spark Academy, and game design a= =74 ArtCenter College of Design in Pasadena. He graduated from Swarthmore C= =6Fllege with a BA in physics and Cal Poly Pomona with a master's in ecolog= =79.
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Mic= =68ael Ochs, Middle and Upper School social science. Mr. Ochs comes to = =75s from Chaminade Prep, where he taught history for almost 20 years. At C= =68aminade, he chaired the assessment review process, mentored at-risk stud= =65nts, and moderated student council, among other roles. Mr. Ochs graduate= =64 from Boston University with a BA in English literature and went on to e= =61rn two masters – one in secondary education from Loyola Marymount = =61nd another in history from Cal State Northridge.
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Sherrie Singer, Upper School He= =61d. Ms. Singer joins Buckley from Flintridge Sacred Heart Academy in = =4Ca Cañada Flintridge, where she served since 2012 as the Assistant= =20Principal for Curriculum and Instruction. Prior to Sacred Heart, she was= =20the Director of General Studies at Yeshiva University of Los Angeles Hig= =68 School and dean at The Webb Schools. She’s also taught history at= =20The American School of the Hague and Middletown High School in Rhode Isl= =61nd. She holds a B.A. in speech communication and history and a master&rs= =71uo;s in history and political science from the University of Rhode Islan= =64, along with a master’s in educational leadership from Michigan St= =61te University. Ms. Singer is currently a doctoral candidate in education= =61l leadership at Northeastern University.
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Tony-Rae A. de Vera, Middle and Upper= =20School physical education. Coach de Vera comes to Buckley most recen= =74ly from Valley Beth Shalom Day School in Encino, where he was Assistant = =41thletic Director and a P.E. instructor and coach since 2003. He’s = =61lso directed several summer camps, including the camp at VBS since 2010.= =20Tony is a graduate of Loyola High School and has a bachelor's degree in = =62iology from Cal State Northridge.
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Andrew Kaila, Middle and Upper School English, Middl= =65 School journalism. Mr. Kaila has taught Middle School humanities, m= =61th, and science at Oakwood School, The Girls’ School in Austin, Te= =78as, and most recently at Keys School in Palo Alto. Mr. Kaila earned his = =62achelor's degree in English literature from UC Berkeley.
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Dannielle Nixon, Lowe= =72 School physical education. Coach Nixon has been a Buckley Summer Ca= =6Dp instructor throughout the years (her mother is recently retired Lower = =53chool teacher Randee Borggrebe!). She has also recently worked at Pressm= =61n Academy in Los Angeles as Athletic Coordinator and P.E. teacher, and a= =73 an educational consultant at Workplace Literacy. She is a graduate of A= =72izona State University with a bachelor’s degree in health and phys= =69cal education.
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Orley Fields, Middle and Upper School social science. Mr. F= =69elds was most recently a history and English teacher for five years at V= =61lley Torah High School in Valley Glen, as well as Mock Trial coach. He h= =6Flds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Arizona in liberal = =73tudies, with a concentration in history and English literature.=0A
 
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Sheila Swift, = =4Diddle and Upper School photography. Ms. Swift has taught photography= =20at Emory University and Georgia Tech. She holds a BA in English from Vas= =73ar College, a master’s in English from the University of Virginia,= =20and a master's in photography from Georgia State University. 
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Ashley Garcia, Tr= =61nsportation and Compliance Manager. Ms. Garcia joined Buckley last y= =65ar in our Plant Operations office from Athens Environmental Services, wh= =65re she had been a customer service representative since 2017. Prior to t= =68at, she worked there in the accounting department and at Life Alert as a= =20technical service agent. Ashley is a graduate of James Monroe High Schoo= =6C.
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Allison Schaub, D= =61tabase Manager. Ms. Schaub comes to Buckley from Crossroads School, = =77here she held the position of database manager since 2017. She also work= =65d in the development office at P.S. Arts as operations assistant, develo= =70ment assistant, and development associate. 
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Teressa Mercurio, Advancement A= =73sociate. Ms. Mercurio joined the Advancement team at the end of last= =20year from Georgetown Cupcake in Washington D.C., where she was a store m= =61nager and supervisor. Prior to that, she worked as an administrative ass= =69stant in several law firms and as a camp counselor. She is a graduate of= =20American University’s School of Public Affairs with a BA in Justic= =65 and Law.
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Ni= =63k Carrillo, Upper School physics. Mr. Carrillo joins the science dep= =61rtment from Pierce College, where last year he taught physics as an adju= =6Ect. Before that, he taught high school physics at Magnolia Science Acade= =6Dy. He has a bachelor’s of science degree in physics from Cal Poly = =50omona and a master's of science in physics from Cal State Northridge.= =3C/b>
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Kristell= =65 Pliez, Visual Arts, Middle and Upper School ceramics and metal. Mx.= =20K has been an artist and teacher for six years, most recently here at Bu= =63kley, Little Yellow House Art, and The Pilgrim School. She has a BFA fro= =6D Sonoma State University in art studio and printmaking.
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Harley Faye, Athletics= =20Administrative Assistant, Summer Camp Director. Coach Faye has worke= =64 in sports in both the corporate and educational spaces. Most recently, = =68e was a teaching assistant at Hollywood Schoolhouse, a baseball coach at= =20Calabasas High, and an associate at the Memorabilia Network, where he ca= =74alogued and researched collectibles in sports and music. He’s a gr= =61duate of Hendrix College with a bachelor’s in public policy.=0A
 
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Jeanne Simp= =73on, Middle and Upper School theatre and improv. Ms. Simpson has been= =20an actor, director, and choreographer for the past several years, most r= =65cently at Village Arts Theater in Valley Village. She’s also been = =61 director at Make ‘Em Laugh Comedy Camp, a dance instructor at Evo= =6Cution Dance Studios, and an actor and choreographer for film and TV. Jea= =6Ene holds a bachelor's degree in sociology from Harvard University.=0A
 
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Wendy Wells= =2C Upper School textiles. Buckley parent of Merry '16 and Teagan '18 W= =65lls, Ms. Wells has been costuming for Buckley’s theatre production= =73 for years, in addition to teaching a textiles class in Middle School an= =64 substituting in Lower School. She’s also worked for DreamWorks an= =64 Disney studios as a writer and animator. Ms. Wells holds a bachelor&rsq= =75o;s degree in graphic design and communications from DeMontfort Universi= =74y in Leicester, England.
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=0A= =3Cdiv dir=3D"ltr">Rayito Calderon, Middle and Upper School Spanish.= =20Señora Calderon will be joining Buckley’s World Languages d= =65partment as a Middle and Upper School Spanish teacher. She has been teac= =68ing at the secondary or college level for more than 20 years at the Univ= =65rsity of South Carolina, University of Florida, Aiken High School, Carol= =69na Day School, and most recently Myers Park High. A native speaker, she = =65arned a bachelor's in Spanish from University of Texas at San Antonio an= =64 a master's in Spanish Linguistics from the University of Florida. = =3Cb>
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Emily= =20Boudreau, Middle School English. Ms. Boudreau comes to Buckley from = =74he Harvard School of Education where she was a content creator for three= =20years; before that, she taught at The Clarion School in Dubai and at The= =20Browning School in New York City. She is a graduate of the University of= =20Michigan with a BA in English and has two master’s degrees, in gen= =65ral education from Bank Street College of Education in New York and in e= =64ucation policy and management from Harvard Graduate School of Education.= =3Cb>
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Kerry= =20Roche-Hisel, Upper School English. Ms. Roche-Hisel has been an Engli= =73h and writing teacher for almost 20 years, most recently at Maranatha Hi= =67h School in Pasadena. Before that, she taught at St. Genevieve High Scho= =6Fl in Panorama City and Cal State L.A. She has a BA from UC Santa Barbara= =20in creative studies and world literature, a master's in English literatu= =72e from Cal State Los Angeles, and a master's in American Studies from Pe= =70perdine University.
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J= =65nnifer Lee, Director of College Counseling. Ms. Lee has held the pos= =69tion of associate director of college counseling at both Milken Communit= =79 School and Oaks Christian before spending the last decade abroad, where= =20she was the director of college counseling at international schools in C= =68ina, Korea, and Hong Kong. In her last position at Chinese International= =20School, she evaluated the college counseling program with respect to bal= =61ncing outcomes with social-emotional impact. Earlier in her career, she = =77orked in college admissions at Scripps College in Pomona, and for the pa= =73t 12 years has served as a reader for undergraduate admissions at UCLA. = =48er education includes a bachelor’s in political science from Welle= =73ley and a master’s in higher education from Harvard. <= =2Fdiv>=0A
 
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Heather Spada= =63cini, fifth grade associate teacher. Ms. Spadaccini comes to Buckley= =20from New York, where she has most recently been head classroom teacher f= =6Fr fourth and fifth grades at P.S. 234. She holds a bachelor's degree in = =45nglish from Bucknell University and a master's in Elementary Inclusive E= =64ucation from Teachers College at Columbia University.
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Andrew McElwee, Upper Sc= =68ool English and social science. Mr. McElwee comes to Buckley from US= =43 Hybrid High College Prep, where he taught AP and tenth grade World Hist= =6Fry. Prior to that, he was an English and journalism teacher at Susan Dor= =73ey Senior High School, an art gallery director in New York, and studio a= =72t teacher in Thailand. He is a graduate of Kenyon College with a bachelo= =72’s in art history and holds a master’s in English language a= =72ts from USC.
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Matt Balano, Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (K-12).= =20Matt was the founding director of DEI at two different independent s= =63hools: St. Ignatius in San Francisco, where he served in this role from = =32010-2017, and at Thacher School in Ojai Valley, where he served as found= =69ng DEI director and Assistant Dean of Students. Prior to stepping into t= =68ese leadership roles, Mr. Balano worked extensively as a teacher, offeri= =6Eg courses in multicultural studies and English as a Foreign Language in = =53outh Korea and Spain; in English, ethnic studies, and test prep to first= =2Dgeneration college-bound Middle School students in San Francisco; and in= =20English to grades 10, 11, and 12 at both St. Ignatius and Thacher. He ho= =6Cds a BA in American Literature from UC Santa Cruz.
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Naomi Gibson, Manager of Fa= =6Dily Engagement and Events. Ms. Gibson has been a freelance consultan= =74 for event production since 2015. She’s also worked for House of A= =6E in creative marketing and event production since 2020, navigating the c= =68allenges of event management during the pandemic. She is a graduate of C= =61l State San Marcos in visual and performing arts and of the American Aca= =64emy of Dramatic Arts.
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=0AElizabeth Greenfield, Assistant Athletic Director for gr= =61des K-5. Coach Greenfield has been the athletic director at Hillcres= =74 School in Oakland since 2017, teaching physical education to grade K-8.= =20Prior to that, she was an activities coach and P.E. teacher at Chabot El= =65mentary in Oakland and the program director at Converse International Sc= =68ool of Language in Berkeley. She has a BA in psychology from La Salle Un= =69versity and a master's in global and international education from Drexel= =20University in Philadelphia.
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Natalie Jiminez, Health Office Assistant. Natali= =65 joined our Health Office at the end of last year. Natalie is currently = =73tudying communication science and disorders at Cal State Northridge and = =69s fluent in American Sign Language (ASL). She holds an AA degree in gene= =72al studies and social behavioral studies from L.A. Community College and= =20a nursing degree from American Career College. 
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=0A= =3Cdiv dir=3D"ltr">Esther Ssenyange, School Nurse. Ms. Ssenyange com= =65s to Buckley from Brentwood School, where she has been School Nurse sinc= =65 2019. Prior to that, she worked at UCLA and Northridge Hospitals as a n= =75rse in the Emergency Room, Neuro/Trauma ICU, and Radiology department. S= =68e holds a bachelor of nursing degree from the University of Manitoba in = =57innipeg, Canada.=0A
 
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Angela Moran, Middle and Upper School dance. Ms. Moran was = =6Dost recently a dance professor, choreographer, and yoga educator at San = =44iego Mesa Community College. Prior to that role, she taught dance and ch= =6Freographed productions at Grossmont Cuyamaca Community College, La Jolla= =20Country Day School, and the transcenDANCE Youth Arts Project. She holds = =61 BA and MA from the California Institute of Integral Studies in San Fran= =63isco.
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Ryan Bache will be = =74he interim English/Social Science chair, in addition to his role as sixt= =68 grade history teacher.
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Matt Cano, in additio= =6E to teaching math, will be the new Upper School Assistant Dean of Studen= =74 Life, overseeing outdoor education trips, advisory, Upper School studen= =74 council (BSC), and more.
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Clarissa Shinn will continue her role as Middle = =53chool English teacher and add Middle School Assistant Dean of Student Li= =66e to her title, overseeing outdoor education, advisory, and Middle Schoo= =6C student council.
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John Touchton will be the Performing Arts chair overseei= =6Eg drama, dance, chorus, orchestra, and band. He will continue to teach c= =68orus to grades 6-12, along with AP Music Theory.
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Alex Wagner-Trugman '07,&nb= =73p;Buckley alum and conservatory singing and guitar instructor, will join= =20the faculty as a Lower School choral teacher.
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