After graduating I moved to Charleston and taught PE/Health and coached lacrosse and basketball. Along with teaching PE I am also the AD here at the school and I coach multiple sports including flag football, basketball, and soccer. Go Mountain Lions!
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Karen King
It is a joy to work at The Mountain Community School because of all the work that has been done to create a nurturing, supportive environment where students can grow in their academic as well as interpersonal skills.
Coire Nelson
I am the elementary EC Teacher. I graduated from Western Carolina with a B.S. in Special Education, have earned a M.Ed. in Elementary K-6, and have received my National Board Certification. I am married and have 5 children, three of them attended TMCS. I work with children in and out of the classroom throughout the day to meet the unique needs of each student.
Brad Hallmark
My goal is to help students become life-long learners and I believe that all children want to learn. I am proud to be a member of the TMCS team and to be able to work alongside so many talented educators.
Kristen Galloway
I love teaching at The Mountain Community School because we value teaching the whole child. We value engaging and hands-on learning experiences. We celebrate the individual as well as collaboration and teamwork. I am proud to be part of this community where all members are not only respected, but loved.
Jessica Freeman
Hi! The Mountain Community School is the reason why I became a teacher. I love teaching and enjoy developing strong relationships with my students. It is a great place to be and I am so very happy.
Angie Sullivan, M.Ed.
My goals as a teacher are to spark curiosity and wonder, allow students to explore and question through hands-on experiences, build empathy and community through literature, and to foster a mindset of life-long learning.
Melissa Maxwell
I am honored and excited to start a new chapter teaching Kindergarten here at TMCS. I am passionate about our small community and helping young minds and hearts grow.
Wesley Arnold
When I first went back to school for my teaching license I knew I wanted to teach at a small school with a strong sense of community. It took a while, but my path finally led me to The Mountain Community School. TMCS is a small school that has a very strong sense of community, and teaching here is my dream job!
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