Faculty & Staff Directory
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Ms. Tessa Bragger
Middle School
Intern
Residential Life Staff
Middle School Academic Intern
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Ms. MJ Breton
Middle School
Administration
Residential Life Staff
MS Dean of Student Affairs
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Ms. Jaclyn Campenni
All-School
High School
Learning Resource Center
Residential Life Staff
Learning Resource Teacher
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Mr. Isaac Carey
High School
Mathematics Department
Residential Life Staff
HS Mathematics Teacher
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Ms. Angela Carota
Elementary School
Middle School
Performing Arts Department
Pre-K, ES, and MS Music Teacher
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Ms. Sissi Cavadini Stolz
Elementary School
ES Faculty
ES Homeroom Teacher
ES Italian Section Teacher
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Ms. Brigitte Cazebonne Hartzell
High School
Modern Languages Department
HS French Teacher
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Ms. Pamela Chan Siok Pheng
High School
Residential Life Staff
Science Department
HS Science Teacher
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Our Faculty
TASIS is known for attracting educators who are adventurous, driven, and enthusiastic, and more than 70 percent of our faculty hold advanced degrees. We are proud to employ gifted, passionate educators who encourage intellectual curiosity and demand the most from their students.
Faculty excellence is the core of the TASIS experience, and the teaching does not stop when the school day ends. Our teachers are also dorm parents, coaches, advisors, and trip leaders, and they come to know their students in meaningful ways both in and out of the classroom. What stands out most to students is the way their teachers care about them. As one recent graduate explained, “The relationships between students and faculty are unlike those at any other school, and this really made TASIS feel like a home with adults I knew I could trust and talk to about anything.”
In 2009, the TASIS Foundation established the Khan-Page Master Teacher Award in order to annually recognize an outstanding teacher who represents a high standard of professional pedagogy, possesses advanced subject-area knowledge, has a capacity to convey the joy and importance of learning to students, and demonstrates a fundamental sympathy with the aims and goals of TASIS as expressed in the Paideia.
Named after two exceptional teachers who taught for many years in both TASIS schools—the late Akbar Khan in Mathematics and Max P. Page in English—the award has been given to Chair of the English as an Additional Language Department Carolyn Heard (2009), Art History and Architecture & Design teacher Mark Aeschliman (2010), Chair of the English Department Cynthia Whisenant (2011), French teacher Brigitte Cazebonne (2012), Physical Education teacher Giorgio Volpi (2013), Chair of the Middle School Science Department Brett Merritt (2014), Italian teacher Mario D’Azzo (2015), Science teacher Amy Bloodworth (2016), Math teacher Kerry Venchus (2017), Math and History teacher Patrick Alava (2018), and Music teacher Melody Tibbits Zanecchia (2019).
Visit our Faculty Features page to learn more about the Khan-Page Master Teacher recipients and several other exceptional TASIS teachers.
