515 Hillcrest Ave. Burlington, NC 27215
phone 336/570-0019 fax 336/570-9623
School Hours: 7:45am-3:00pm, Doors open at 7:15am
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	Lara Davis Music Ms. Davis holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of North Florida in Music Education, her Level 2 certification with the Early Childhood Music and Movement Association (ECMMA), and has worked as a music educator for over 20 years. She began playing the piano at age 5, and also sings, plays recorder, ukulele, guitar and percussion. Her teaching background includes many years as a Music specialist at the Elementary level as well as ongoing work as a private piano instructor and accompanist. Lara is also the founder of Kidstunes Early Childhood Music & Movement program. Alongside the other 9 instructors under her management, Kidstunes serves over 45 childcare centers in North Carolina. Lara has become a recognized name in her field, having presented at numerous National and Regional Conferences for various organizations in the fields of Early Childhood Education and Music, and her workshops have been accredited by the NC Division of Child Development. Lara believes that continued growth in this field is essential to great teaching and maintains her passion for inspiring students with a love of music that will last a lifetime!
	Gracie Schmitt Little Knights & Elementary Spanish Mrs. Schmitt is originally from El Paso, Texas. She has lived in Elon, North Carolina for 19 years. Mrs. Schmitt has been teaching Pre-school to 8^th grade at Blessed Sacrament School for 15 years. She has been part of the BSS community for 18 years. Both Mrs. Schmitt’s children, Catherine and George are graduates of Blessed Sacrament School. She attended The University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) and graduated from UNC-Greensboro with a BS in Child Development and Family Studies. Mrs. Schmitt left BSS for a year and worked at UNC-Greensboro, but her love for this school brought her back. Mrs. Schmitt also works with ESL families.
	Marcie Letvak Athletic Director Middle School Physical Education Mrs. Letvak is an alumni of Blessed Sacrament and Southern Alamance High School. Currently, she is working on her Bachelor’s Degree at UNCG, and is certified in group exercise. PE was always her favorite class in school, and she played many sports. Basketball, Volleyball and Golf were a few of her favorites. Mrs Letvak enjoys spending time with her two children and friends. She stays active through running and working out at the YMCA.
	Rebecca Wetter Little Knights & Elementary Art Little Knights & Elementary PE While at Boston College, Mrs. Wetter was a Division I field hockey player, a Resident Assistant (RA), and sang with a gospel choir called, "Voices of Imani," which means Voices of Faith. Very driven by her faith, she was more likely to meet with the Jesuits than her Dean. Once rooted in North Carolina, Mrs. Wetter searched for a Catholic Church to find community, family. She found Blessed Sacrament, the old church location and became a cantor. While at the new church location, she continues to serve as a minister of hospitality, extraordinary minister of the Eucharist and Lector, and services the church and school since five years ago as a den leader for Cub Scouts Pack 9. She provided 13 years as an Administrative and Executive Assistant for UNC Chapel Hill and UNC hospitals. Her love of music and young children finally pulled her away to work for Kidstunes as a music and movement teacher under Lara Davis. Shortly after, the Wetter family had their prayers, wishes and dreams come true when they enrolled their two children at Blessed Sacrament School (BSS) in time for Pre-K and First Grade. Right away, Mrs. Wetter made a commitment to become Committee Chair for Oktoberfest and served that committee for five years, along with several other volunteer appointments. Dedicated to BSS as a parent, volunteer, substitute teacher, after school teacher and summer camp instructor with a fondness for Elementary education, Mrs. Wetter became a teacher's assistant and substitute teacher for the Alamance Burlington School System (ABSS). The following year, Mrs. Wetter was pursued by several ABSS schools for long term positions. Determined to work for BSS, she signed on as an art teacher, continued in the BSS after school and summer camp programs and later became faculty, adding on the role as first grade religion teacher. This role extended into teaching religion for additional grade levels; K, 1st, 3rd, and 4th. She also worked one year as the elementary PE teacher for BSS. A common thread in the life of Mrs. Wetter is a lifelong love of school and learning. She was always very fond of going to school, trying to be the best she can be no matter what she attempted to do, and always very dedicated to finding a real connection to God - through her service at church, school, the community, the family and self, utilizing and sharing her gifts from God. Middle school and high school accolades include numerous Awards for Athletics, Oratory, Service to the community, the Hugh O'Brian Youth Leadership Award, and Smith Academy class of 1992 high school Salutatorian. Recently, she won first place at the BSS Adult spelling bee, highlighting her spelling skills and determination to try her best, even if she knows she could mess up when everyone's watching.
	Kelly Spradlin Middle School Chorus Mrs. Spradlin became a part of the BSS family in 2015, and has 9 years of experience teaching preschoolers. She loves music and dancing and uses both frequently in classroom. Mrs. Spradlin implements play based learning in her lessons as much as possible, and enjoys learning about her students and their families. Mrs. Spradlin is also the Middle School Chorus teacher. She has 17 years of experience teaching both in the classroom and in her private studio. Her first love is encouraging and developing young musicians. Mrs. Spradlin earned her degree from Clayton State University in Morrow, Georgia. Her professional memberships include the North Carolina Music Educators Associatation, the American Choral Directors Association, and the local chapter of Sigma Alpha Iota. Mrs. Spradlin has been married for 19 years, and has two sons, James, a sophomore at Williams High School, and Justin, a 7th grader at BSS. She is an avid football fan, and loves the University of Georgia Bulldogs and the Atlanta Falcons. Her hobbies include playing the piano, singing with the Creative Arts team at St. Mark's Church and The Alamance Chorale, and trying new recipes.
	Hiroko Solari Middle School Coding My name is Hiroko Solari. I was born in Japan and lived there for the first 25 years of my life. I graduated from Chikushi Jogakuen University, majoring in Japanese language and literature. I also earned an Associate’s degree in accounting at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College and now I’m enjoying teaching coding and robotics. I first came to Richmond, Virginia as an assistant teacher where I helped teach Japanese language and culture at 2 public high schools and 1 middle school. I’m a self-taught coder and I’ve been learning computer programming since 2012. I got interested in coding when I saw the catch phrase “Anybody can learn” in code.org.I have 3 children and my first child joined in Blessed Sacrament School in 2010. Since then I’ve gotten involved with the BSS community and had a chance to teach the Middle School coding class in 2015. That same year, I started FIRST LEGO League club at BSS to go to the robotics competition every year. Aside from the coding class and robotics club at BSS, I work part-time for the Children’s Museum of Alamance County and I’m a substitute teacher (Japanese and high school math) at the Japanese Language School of Raleigh.
	James Lachance Director of Music & Liturgy, Blessed Sacrament Church
	Leo Quinn Coordinator of TYM, Blessed Sacrament Church