Mary Maravic:
Music Teacher and 3rd and 4th Grade Assistant

Jocalyn Ouilette:
1st and 2nd Grade Teacher

Andrea Dillon:
1st and 2nd Grade Assistant

Theresa Lorvig:
5th and 6th Grade Teacher

Ann Sterritt:
5th and 6th Grade Assistant

Bill Wilmot:
Head of School

Bill Wilmot received his BA majoring in Liberal Arts, from St. John's College in Annapolis, MD, with a focus on philosophy and the history of science and math. He earned an Ed.M in School Leadership, specializing in School Development from Harvard Graduate School of Education. He taught math, science, and music in grades 5-9 in a variety of charter and district schools. He has also worked as a consultant for charter and pilot schools,
including developing a middle school program for Seacoast.

Bill is also a violinist and is fascinated by the cognitive connections between the arts and academics. As an intersection of this interest and his teaching, he is constantly looking to expand the pedagogy of science, math, and all subject areas in light of the working and thinking of artists.

Sue Milovina, B.S.
Art Coordinator/ Instructor

Sue Milovina received her BS from San Jose State University in Industrial Design and has studied scientific and wildlife illustration as well as Theater design.

Sue has taught art privately to home-school and public school students and has taught Illustration and Color Theory for University of New Hampshire in the Continuing Education Department. Sue also assists with the annual Oyster River High School spring musical, designing sets, costumes and makeup.

Sue believes that all children should be taught fundamental drawing skills, including: careful observation, looking for a light source, three dimensional drawing and shading. In addition to teaching art, Sue teaches Science and Social Studies. When ever possible, she incorporates art into these classes. Students have made replicas of ancient Egyptian artifacts, written and performed their own version of a Greek myth, and created their own volcanoes. Sue is constantly reading and researching topics that interest her and often brings articles she has found to share with the students. She has high expectations of her students in all subjects she teaches. Her students all rise to the occasion and there is a happy buzz in her classroom.

Sue grew up in the San Francisco Bay area. Her husband, Jack Quinn, is a physicist. They are the proud parents of two teen-age daughters, Emma and Molly.