Spanish Teacher 

Bio

Natalie grew up in Twinbrook and is a graduate of the University of Maryland with a bachelor’s degree in psychology and a minor in Spanish. She has a master’s in school counseling from Johns Hopkins University. Natalie has worked as a career counselor for individuals with developmental disabilities at the Lt. Joseph P. Kennedy Institute of Catholic Charities. Her husband, Michael, is a graduate of SRNS and they are longtime parishioners, and were married at St. Raphael Church. They have six children, all of whom are SRNS graduates, with their youngest a current SRS student. Natalie has been active in the SRNS community by teaching in the 3’s program, helping to pioneer Spanish Fiesta and assisting with the startup of the Stay and Play program. She teaches Spanish to students in grades 1-5 and loves sharing the gift of learning a second language with her students.