Meet the Faculty
Heather Rios
High School Mathematics and Academic Dean
Heather began teaching in 2001 at L.V. Berkner High School in Richardson, TX. Prior to joining Campbell Hall in 2023, she taught High School Math and was an Instructional Coach at Opportunities for Learning Public Charter Schools, and served as an Assistant Principal at Larchmont Charter School. Heather is a TI Teacher Leader Cadre member, Khan Academy Ambassador, IXL Ambassador, and Illustrative Mathematics Specialist, and has been a presenter at CPM and the California Charter Schools Conference. In addition to math, she has also taught dance at the high school level. Heather holds a B.A. in Political Science and Psychology from The University of Texas at Austin and an M.A. in Education: Teacher Leadership from American College of Education.
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Megan Balk, Fourth Grade Associate Teacher and Elementary School Student Council Co-AdvisorRead More -
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Alison Gavin, 7th Grade History and 8th Grade Elective “Middle School News Staff” TeacherRead More -
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Alex Canty, Middle School Physical Education, Girls’ Varsity Basketball CoachRead More
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