I was raised in a Christian home and accepted Jesus into my heart when I was 5 years old. I met my husband, Don, in Junior High in our youth group and we were married after college. We have been married 22 years and have 4 children; DJ, a freshman at Cedarville University; Ali, a senior of BRS; Alyssa, a sophomore at BRS, and Meredith, a freshman at BRS.

I feel very blessed to have the opportunity to teach at Baptist High School and love my job. I enjoy teaching each student and feel that I too can learn many lessons from them.

Classes Taught

Accounting - is designed to give basic understanding of financial accounting. The students will learn financial accounting theories used by different forms of businesses. This will include analysis and recording of business transactions and preparation of financial statements.
Business Math - is a practical class that teaches students everyday life skills. Some examples are: budgeting, checking and savings accounts, computing sales tax, computing credit card interest, loans and simple interest, putchasing a vehicle and insurance, and housing cost. Students should leave this class with a better understanding of math that they will use on a daily basis no matter where their life may take them.
Entrepreneur - 1 semester course in which each student creates a business. They must determine type of buiness, cost to start, market and run the business and the revenue that could be generated from their business.
Life Skills - 1 semester course which utilizes technology to teach students the important life strategies they will need for the future. Students will focus on three groupings of skills: financial planning, college and career planning, and recreational planning.
Computer Elective - 1 semester course is an independent study. Each student is responsible to do a project using Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Publisher, Microsoft PowerPoint, and Microsoft FrontPage.
Driver's Education - is designed tohelp prepare students for driving. The students will learn NJ laws, safety techniques, and will take a written test to receive their NJ Permit.