Carine Saint Jevin
2nd Grade – French
Carine is originally from France and has over 15 years of teaching experience in various grades. She joined the French American Academy in September 2018. With a degree in psychology, Carine brings an empathetic and insightful approach to her teaching, always prioritizing the well-being of her students. She has 13 years of experience in classical […]
Jennifer Gonzalez
1st Grade – English
I am proud to be a true New Jerseyan, born and raised in Bergen County, New Jersey. I earned my Bachelor’s Degree in Sociology from Ramapo College and completed The Rutgers University Teacher Education Program. The inspiration that ignited my teaching career can be traced back to my early experiences observing the Head Start program. […]
Marie-Francoise Morandais
1st Grade – French
Marie-Françoise is from Guadeloupe, a French Caribbean island, where she has taught for over a decade in various grades. After participating in ERASMUS + school exchange programs with schools in Spain, Italy, England, and France, she joined the French American Academy in 2021. In her spare time, Marie-Françoise enjoys reading, traveling, and sports, particularly CROSSFIT […]
Tim Morris
4th & 5th Grade – English
Tim joins the French American Academy with enthusiasm and a strong teaching philosophy. He believes in treating each student individually, recognizing that not all students learn the same way. By showing patience and understanding and encouraging students to form their own opinions, Tim aims to bring out the full potential of each student. He is […]
Margot Grayer
3rd Grade – French
I was born and raised in Alsace, France. After studying history, I passed the teacher qualification exam. Becoming a teacher has always been a natural path for me. What I enjoy most about my job is seeing students grow both intellectually and socially. I have taught in the Paris region and then at the Lycée […]
Julia Weber
3rd Grade – English
Julia joined French American Academy in September 2017 where she taught English for 1st then 3rd grade. She started her journey in the bilingual world teaching English as a foreign language teacher in France. She was then able to follow her career at FASNY, a bilingual school in Westchester. Julia is an ardent Francophile.
