Ms. Albea graduated from Butler University with a B.A. degree in home economics. She previously was an assistant in the all-day kindergarten at St. Luke Catholic School.

Ms. Behringer is a graduate of Marquette University with a B.A. degree in interdisciplinary and social sciences. She serves as the Indiana Association of Independent Schools (IAIS) representative for Hilbert Center and the Lower School. She previously taught kindergarten at 21st Century Preparatory School in Racine, WI and was a substitute teacher in Milwaukee and Mequon, WI. At Marquette, she was team captain of the Women’s Soccer Team and an All-Conference Honoree. She is also a former member of the Indiana Blaze Women’s Soccer League and a soccer coach.

Mrs. Dominguez holds a bachelor of arts in elementary education with a kindergarten endorsement from Purdue University, a graduate endorsement in English as a second language from the University of Houston and a master's degree in educational leadership and administration from Jones International University in Colorado. In addition, she has extensive advanced academic training in gifted curriculum, math, language and media. Her teaching career began in Houston and continued in Indianapolis Public Schools for one year. She taught fourth grade for six years at Park Tudor before being named Director of the Hilbert Early Education Center and Director of the Lower School.

Mrs. Dreyer holds a bachelor's degree from Purdue University. As an undergraduate, she studied for a year at the University of Madrid. She has continued her study with graduate courses at IUPUI. She previously was a teaching assistant at Crooked Creek School, a Spanish instructor at John Strange School and Immaculate Heart of Mary School, and taught preschool at the Glendale Cooperative Preschool. She has participated in many educational workshops on cooperative learning, whole language and literature, and gifted education.

Ms. Hamblet holds a B.S. degree in elementary education, summa cum laude, from Indiana University. She also holds an endorsement in French education from IU. Jennifer has been a substitute teacher in Lawrence Township schools and taught English in Lyon, France. She also was a student teacher in Upwey, Australia.

Dr. Hamilton is responsible for student assessment and consultation with parents and faculty about how students can maximize their learning potential. He received his doctorate and master's degrees in clinical psychology from Indiana State University. He holds a bachelor's degree in sociology and anthropology from Washington and Lee University. Dr. Hamilton has worked as a staff psychologist for New Perspectives of Indiana Inc., conducting psychological assessments with children, adolescents and adults. His background also includes working with troubled adolescents and their families in the juvenile correctional system, developing assessment and intervention programs that have been used throughout the state of Indiana. His work has been published in psychology journals and newsletters, and he has presented symposia and papers and lectured at national and state psychological conferences and workshops. Dr. Hamilton holds awards in his field from the American Psychological Association and Indiana State University. He is a member of the Indiana Psychological Association.

Mrs. Johnson holds B.S. and M.S. degrees from Indiana University. She taught fifth and sixth grades from 1973 to 1977, then served for three years as librarian for kindergarten to grade 6 students in the Washington Township School system. She has been a member of ALA (American Library Association) and AASL (American Association of School Librarians) for 25 years. She served on the state Young Hoosier Picture Book Award committee from 2007 to 2009. Mrs. Johnson is a faculty sponsor for the Lower School Student Council and editor of the Lower School yearbook. She has coordinated the Lower School's well-established visiting author/illustrator program for more than two decades. She has spent every summer since 1989 working at Gnaw Bone Camp.

Cynthia Mallinger has more than 30 years of teaching experience in Indianapolis, Arkansas and Kansas. She holds a B.A. degree in special education from Avila College and a master's degree in education from the University of Kansas, specializing in curriculum and instruction. She also has an AMI Montessori Certificate. Cynthia has facilitated School's Attuned classes for educators in Indiana and Illinois and has presented workshops at conferences throughout the Midwest. She has a special interest in brain research and recently completed the University of Washington's Brain Research in Education certification.

Mrs. March has taught kindergarten for more than 29 years, previously teaching in Warren Township. She previously worked in training and development. She was an adjunct faculty member at IUPUI's "Summer in the City" program. Mrs. March received a B.S. and M.A.E. in elementary education with kindergarten endorsement from Ball State University and elementary administrative certification from Indiana University. She co-authored the book "Math in a Snap" and has been a national staff development workshop presenter.

Mrs. Murphy has taught young children at Park Tudor since 1997 and helped develop the Spanish curriculum for the Hilbert Early Education Center. She holds a bachelor of arts degree in Spanish and English from Indiana University, with study at the Universidad de Granada. She has completed graduate courses in education at Ball State University and has advanced training in early childhood development. She is president of the Indiana Network for Early Language Learning and has extensive experience as a translator and tutor.

Ms. Neal brings nearly 30 years of experience in early childhood education to Park Tudor. She has served as director of several childcare centers in Indianapolis. In addition, she was director of her own in-home childcare facility. She is a member of the National Association for Family Day Care, among other professional affiliations, and has been a Girl Scout leader.

Ms. Nie holds a B.A. degree in vocal performance/music education from DePauw University. She holds a M.M. degree from the Cincinnati Conservatory of Music. She has worked as a fine arts/music teacher in Chicago and taught private voice and piano at the Old Town School of Folk Music in Chicago. She also has performed with the Cincinnati Opera.

Ms. Nole holds a bachelor's degree from Bellarmine Ursuline College in Louisville, where she majored in Spanish and minored in English and education. She also holds an endorsement in gifted and talented and educational research from Purdue University. She taught Spanish for 10 years at the Sycamore School (Indianapolis), where she created the Spanish curriculum for preschool through eighth grade. She has traveled extensively and studied Spanish in Spain, Mexico and Ecuador. Ms. Nole is a founding member of the Indiana Network for Early Language Learning and has served as its state vice president and president. She also has served as state president of the Indiana Foreign Language Teachers Association. In 2001 she was selected as IN-NELL's teacher of the year and inducted into the Sociedad Honoraria de Profesores de Espanol. In 2006 she was chosen as the Teacher of the Year for the Indiana Chapter of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese and the K-8 Teacher of the Year for IFLTA. She has worked as a member of the Indiana Department of Education task force to create standards for world language K-8 and K-12.

Mrs. Pellico holds B.S. and M.S. degrees from Butler University with special endorsements. She began her teaching career at the Hasten Hebrew Academy of Indianapolis, where she served as an early childhood administrator as well as a classroom teacher. She has experience teaching in grades kindergarten through six. She has extensive training in technology and has presented technology workshops at national conferences. Mrs. Pellico enjoys traveling with her husband to experience new cultures and new places and is a volunteer at St. Vincent Hospital in Carmel.

Mr. Regich holds a B.A. degree in Spanish and economics from Indiana University. He studied his junior year at la Universidad Complutense in Madrid, Spain. Upon graduating from IU, he returned to Spain and taught English in Barcelona at the elementary and middle school levels. In the summer of 2008 he completed studies for a master’s degree in the teaching of Spanish as a foreign language from la Universidad de Granada (Spain). He has traveled extensively throughout Latin America and Europe and spends the summer months at his home in Barcelona, Spain where he continues his study of Spanish languages and cultures.