Meet the Faculty
Jeannie Walla
High School Mathematics
Jeannie began teaching in 1974 at Cantwell High School (now Cantwell-Sacred Heart of Mary High School). Prior to joining Campbell Hall in 2002, she was an Adjunct Professor of Mathematics for Long Beach City College. Jeannie brought the Corazon Mexico House Build trip to Campbell Hall in 2015 and has overseen yearly trips with students and faculty ever since. She was also the school’s original High School Speech and Debate Coach and served as the advisor of the Equestrian Team for ten years. Jeannie holds a B.A. in Mathematics from California State University, Los Angeles.
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