Samuel Fuller School in Middleboro Introduces Faculty

At this time, Samuel Fuller School is pleased to introduce its faculty to the community.Mrs. Carol Brown holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Management with a minor inFinance and additional concentration in Human Resource Management from LibertyUniversity, in Lynchburg, Virginia.  Wife of David and mother of three young children, Mrs. Brown is experienced in the classical approach to education and will teach the Kindergarten class.   Mrs. Alia Rivers graduated from Northland Baptist Bible College with a Bachelor of Arts in Sacred Music and Piano.  The wife of Mark  and the mother of three young children, Mrs. Rivers has several years experience teaching music as well as elementary education and has taught her own children clasically.  She will teach music and ?rst grade at Samuel Fuller School.  Mrs. Melia Kerrins received her B.A. in Liberal Arts from Christ College Irvine.  She taught elementary education for eight years before moving to Massachusetts.  Mrs. Kerrins is married to Bill and is mother to two young children.  She will teach math, reading, grammar and handwriting, along with science to the second and third grades.   Mrs. Monica Murdy graduated from the University of Chicago with a degree in Urban Geography.  Mrs. Murdy is married to Peter Murdy, pastor of the First Congregational Church and is the mother of two daughters, both of whom have been classically educated.  She will teach Latin, Bible and History to the third grade students.   Mrs. Peggy McKenna has a B.A. and M.A. from Bridgewater State College.  After teaching in the public school system for nearly twenty years, Mrs. McKenna has taken on the position of Headmaster of Samuel Fuller School, where she will also teach Bible, History, Spelling, and Reading to the Second Grade.  Mrs. McKenna is the wife of Steve McKenna, mother of three and grandmother of four.   About the Samuel Fuller SchoolOpening in September 2008, Samuel Fuller School will begin with grades K through 3 and add a grade each year thereafter. Classes will be held in the Christian Education Building of the First Congregational Church, 6 Plympton Street, Middleboro, Mass.                                                                                     Anyone interested in learning more about the education being offered at Samuel Fuller School is encouraged to visit the school’s website at www.samuelfullerschool.org or to contact (508) 715-4256 for more information.