Megan Condon, Middle School Math
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Hello, I'm Megan Condon. I was raised in Glenview, Illinois, alongside my four siblings and our parents. My educational journey began at OLPH School, where I developed a deep appreciation for both faith and academics. As I step into my role as the middle school math teacher, I am thrilled to continue my career in a Catholic school setting. This year, I am excited to see my students advance in their mathematical abilities and problem-solving skills. With my passion for math and a solid understanding of the subject, I aim to make a positive impact on my students and support their growth as individuals. Outside of teaching, I love spending time outdoors, enjoying moments with friends and family, and exploring new restaurants. [email protected] |
Laurel Lien, Library/MS ELA
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Laurel joined FHC in 2021 as a substitute teacher and this year leads the reopening of the library. Prior to joining FHC, Laurel served as a Preschool Teacher with A Joyful Noise and as Assistant Director of Children Ministries at Kenilworth Union Church. Laurel enjoys helping young people find books and grow their love of reading. Laurel resides in Kenilworth with her husband and three daughters. In her free time she enjoys family time outdoors and working on her podcast. [email protected] |
Molly Nelson, Middle School Science
Haley Price, Middle School ELA
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Miss Price grew up in Winnetka and attended Crow Island through New Trier High School before Miami University, where she studied Integrated English Language Arts Education. She currently lives in Wilmette with her cat Jojo and enjoys reading and running daily. She is thrilled to be teaching on the North Shore and to give back to the community that guided her. [email protected]
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Matthew Schroeder, Middle School Math
Terrence Spurlin, Middle School Social Studies
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I am Terrence Spurlin, and I am thrilled to embark on this educational journey with you. This is my first-year teaching. I bring a genuine enthusiasm for fostering knowledge, curiosity, and personal development in my students.
I hold a Master of Arts in Teaching from Kansas State University. I interned through the Rural Education Center (REC) and student taught for a year in Riley, Ks. Beyond academics, I firmly believe in cultivating essential life skills such as critical thinking, effective communication, and collaboration. My classroom is a safe space for exploration, where mistakes are seen as opportunities for growth, and where every student's voice is valued.
I am genuinely excited to join you on this educational adventure, where we will learn, grow, and inspire each other. Let's embark on a journey of discovery together! [email protected]
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