Our Goddard School Teachers

My name is Jordan Zielinski and I am the proud owner here at The Goddard School in Enola. I live in the local community with my husband and our daughter. I am a firm believer that early childhood education is important in order to develop confident, well-rounded children. Through hands-on, engaging learning experiences we develop successful young learning experiences that mold children's minds to prepare them for the future. I am committed to providing a safe, nurturing environment, while meeting each individual child's needs. One of my goal's is for each child to be taught the educational and emotional skills necessary for a positive future. Thank you in advance for the privilege and honor of entrusting us with the care of your children. It is not a responsibility we take lightly and we look forward to serving your family!

Miss Karen began working at The Goddard School in 2021. She has a bachelor's degree in Elementary and Kindergarten Education, as well as a Master's degree in Teaching and Curriculum from Pennsylvania State University. Miss Karen believes the most important years in children’s brain development occurs between 0-5 years of age, placing emphasis on their early learning years. When teaching young children, Miss Karen says we can best prepare them for future success in school and life by implementing intentionally planned hands-on active learning experiences which promote growth in all areas of development. Miss Karen's favorite thing about the Goddard School in Enola is that it is a place where teachers motivate and challenge the children in their classrooms to grow and learn each day in a safe, nurturing environment where each child is loved and valued as an individual.

Miss Megan began working at The Goddard School in Enola in 2020. She has a bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education from Bloomsburg University. Miss Megan believes every child is unique and learns differently, so she strives to support the teachers in creating curriculum that will meet each child's needs using a strategy that works best for the individual child. Miss Megan's goal for the classroom environments is to make them fun, hands-on, and educational. Miss Megan's favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is the friendly staff and getting to spend time with the students each day.

Miss Samantha has a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Towson University. She began teaching at The Goddard School in Enola in 2023. Miss Samantha believes the key to teaching young children is to have a hands-on approach. Early childhood education is a child's first impression of school and she emphasizes the importance of it being a positive one built upon trust and connection. Miss Samantha's favorite thing about the Goddard School in Enola is the warm and welcoming staff, as well as the staff and student focused layout of the school building.

Miss Stephanie joined The Goddard School in Enola in 2026. She holds a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice with a minor in Homeland Security from Pennsylvania State University, as well as a master's degree in Homeland Security with a concentration in Public Health Preparedness from Pennsylvania State University and Penn State College of Medicine. In addition, she has completed coursework toward a master's degree in Elementary Education (Pre-K–4) from Eastern University. Miss Stephanie believes that children learn best in a safe, structured environment through developmentally appropriate lessons and hands-on experiences. She is committed to creating positive experiences for children and their families through open communication and a collaborative, whole-child approach to education and care. Her favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is its welcoming atmosphere and the safety protocols that help create a secure environment for children, families, and staff.

Miss Tracey has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2012. Miss Tracey loves teaching young children because she gets to watch them grow as they learn, explore and discover things on their own. Teaching and being a part of this crucial time is so rewarding for Miss Tracey. Miss Tracey’s favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is being in the infant room where it all begins. She enjoys watching them graduate from our Kindergarten classroom knowing she played a part in their journey and is eager to see them grow into the little scientists, lawyers, and doctors they may become.

Miss Katie has been teaching at the Goddard School in Enola since 2025. Miss Katie has her Associate's Degree in Early Childhood Education from HACC. Miss Katie believes the key to teaching young children lies in providing fun, safe, and age-appropriate sensory activities, while always treating them with love and respect. Children are people too—they are constantly learning, growing, and exploring the world around them. Early childhood education is incredibly important because an infant’s brain undergoes amazing development when they are well-loved and well-cared for. She feels truly privileged to be a part of their journey, watching them grow, discover, and reach new milestones every day. Miss Katie's favorite thing about the Goddard School is the friendly and engaging environment created by the staff and families.

Miss Courteney has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2021. She plans on pursuing her bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education. Miss Courteney believes young children are the foundation of the future. She loves the joy of watching them grow and achieve milestones. Miss Courteney’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is how welcoming all the staff, children, and families are each and every day.

Miss Olivia joined The Goddard School in Enola in 2026. She graduated from Carlisle Christian Academy and plans to attend The Institute for God, where she will pursue a bachelor's degree in Bible Studies and Community Development. Miss Olivia believes children learn best when they are actively engaged and having fun. She is committed to providing a safe, nurturing, and caring environment where every child can thrive. One of the reasons she loves teaching is the opportunity to watch children grow, learn, and develop confidence. She especially enjoys bringing smiles and laughter to the children in her care. Miss Olivia's favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is the school's welcoming environment and the exceptional amenities and resources available to support children's learning and development.

Miss Amanda has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2015. Miss Amanda believes that the key to making learning fun and exciting for young children is getting on their level and turning lessons into a game. She loves teaching young children because this is an important stage in their life, and they learn the most amazing things at this time. Miss Amanda’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the lasting bonds she has developed with the staff, parents, and children.

Miss Emma began teaching at The Goddard School in Enola in 2026. She believes the key to teaching young children is providing a safe and supportive environment where they feel comfortable trying new things and building confidence. Miss Emma believes every child deserves to feel seen and valued, and she recognizes and supports each child’s unique learning style. Her favorite part of teaching is watching children gain confidence, explore their interests and allow their individual personalities to shine. Miss Emma’s favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is its welcoming and kind environment, which helps her feel safe, comfortable and supported.

Miss Natalie has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2025. She has her bachelor's degree in Communications, as well as a Psychology minor from West Chester University. Miss Natalie believes passion, patience, and understanding are the keys to creating confident and educated young children. She loves teaching young children because the early stages in life are crucial in developing their sense of self and curiosity and she enjoys being able to be a part of this important time. Miss Natalie’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the commitment to setting developmental and educational goals early in a child’s life. She believes doing so helps to set the students up with the knowledge and skills necessary for a positive experience before entering grade school.

Miss Sierra has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2026. She has her bachelors degree in psychology from East Stroudsburg University. Miss Sierra believes the key to teaching is patience and instilling kindness. It is crucial because young children’s minds are the most vulnerable and are in an important developmental stage. She feels it’s important to take every opportunity to make a positive difference in each child’s life. Miss Sierra's favorite thing about The Goddard School is how organized and well-structured the environment is.

Miss Aliyah began teaching at The Goddard School in Enola in 2026. She is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree at Regent University. Miss Aliyah believes that patience and guidance are key to teaching young children. She recognizes that early learning experiences help children develop important skills that create a strong foundation for their future growth and success. Miss Aliyah loves teaching young children because it gives her the opportunity to make a positive difference in their lives. Her favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is the friendly and welcoming staff and students.

Miss Natalie began teaching at The Goddard School in Enola in 2026. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Educational Psychology and a Nursery–Kindergarten teaching certification from Saint Vincent College. Miss Natalie believes the key to teaching young children is building strong, trusting relationships and creating an environment where every child feels safe, valued, and excited to learn. Her teaching philosophy focuses on learning through play, exploration, and hands-on experiences. She follows each child’s natural curiosity while providing consistent expectations and routines. Miss Natalie loves teaching young children because she enjoys watching their confidence grow, celebrating their accomplishments, and helping them discover all that they are capable of achieving. Her favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is that the curriculum supports developmentally appropriate learning while allowing teachers to be creative and honor each child’s individual needs and interests.

Miss Lisa began teaching at The Goddard School in Enola in 2026. She is currently working toward earning her Child Development Associate (CDA) credential. Miss Lisa believes that every child develops at their own pace and in their own unique way. She strives to provide lessons featuring a variety of teaching approaches and activities to meet each child’s individual learning needs. Miss Lisa values hands-on educational experiences that encourage children to explore, discover, and grow. Her favorite things about The Goddard School in Enola are the warmth throughout the building and the team-oriented atmosphere among the faculty.

Miss Lisa has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. Miss Lisa believes the key to teaching is taking the time to get to know each child individually and creating strong relationships. She knows early childhood education is important because it is when children learn how to interact with one another, which provides the foundation for all future learning. She loves to see the children reach milestones and the excitement they show when doing so. Miss Lisa’s favorite things about The Goddard School are how friendly everyone is, how the teachers speak to the children with respect, and how happy the children are in their safe and nurturing environment.

Miss Lisa began teaching at The Goddard School in Enola in 2026. She believes that supporting every aspect of a child’s development—including physical, language, cognitive, social-emotional, adaptive, and executive functioning skills—is essential to helping each child grow and thrive. Miss Lisa believes that play-based learning, engaging activities, and meaningful repetition are key to nurturing young minds and building important foundational skills. Her favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is its play-based learning philosophy, which encourages children’s natural sense of wonder, curiosity, and love of learning.

Miss Rylee has been a teacher at The Goddard School in Enola since 2026. She holds a bachelor's degree in Social Work from Messiah University. Miss Rylee believes that the key to teaching young children is clear communication, emotional validation, and building trusting relationships with every child. She understands the importance of creating a nurturing environment where children feel safe, respected, and encouraged to express themselves while developing confidence and independence. Her teaching philosophy is that every moment can become a meaningful learning opportunity and that learning should be engaging, joyful, and fun. Miss Rylee's favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is its commitment to providing safe, engaging, and enriching educational experiences for children of all ages. She values being part of a school community that fosters curiosity, encourages exploration, and supports every child's unique developmental journey.

Miss Andrea began teaching at The Goddard School in Enola in 2026. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education from Penn State University. Miss Andrea believes that strong connections, patience, and an understanding of each child’s unique qualities are key to teaching young children. Her teaching philosophy focuses on creating a safe, supportive, and exploratory environment where children can learn and grow at their own pace. She recognizes the important role early childhood education plays in nurturing the next generation of confident and kind adults. Miss Andrea enjoys teaching young children because the world is new and exciting to them, and she feels honored to be part of their journey of learning and discovery. Her favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is the high standards held for teachers and staff, as well as the supportive environment that encourages both professional and personal growth.

Mr. Nathan has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2026. He has his Bachelor's in Elementary Education from Eastern University. Mr. Nathan loves teaching young children and the excitement they bring to discovering new things. He believes in using hands-on learning experiences and meeting each child where they are developmentally. Early childhood education is so important because it builds the foundation children need as they begin elementary school and continue their educational journey. He enjoys watching children learn and grow. Mr. Nathan's favorite thing about The Goddard School is the sense of family and community that everyone feels from the very first day. He also appreciates how thoughtfully the curriculum is designed to support and engage young learners.

Miss Pamela has been a teacher at The Goddard School in Enola since 2026. She holds a master's degree in Curriculum and Instruction with a concentration in Early Childhood Education from Shippensburg University. Miss Pamela believes that the key to teaching young children is being kind, flexible, and well-prepared. She understands that every child develops at their own pace and believes it is essential to meet children where they are developmentally while building on their individual interests to maximize their learning potential. Her teaching philosophy is rooted in the belief that children learn best through meaningful, play-based experiences. Miss Pamela's favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is the collaborative, team-oriented approach to educating young children. She values working alongside a dedicated group of educators who are committed to creating meaningful learning experiences and preparing every child to become a confident, curious, and lifelong learner.

Miss Katie has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2021. She has her Child Development Associate Credential. Miss Katie believes that learning should be fun and always makes sure to incorporate her students’ interests into her activities. Miss Katie’s favorite thing about working at The Goddard School is the friendly and welcoming environment!

Miss Joy began teaching at The Goddard School in Enola in 2026. She holds bachelor’s degrees in Elementary Education and Human Development and Family Studies from Penn State University. Miss Joy believes in creating a classroom environment where children feel comfortable asking questions and making mistakes, as these experiences are an important part of learning and growth. She recognizes that early childhood education plays a vital role in developing well-rounded children and helping them learn what it means to be part of a group and classroom community. Miss Joy loves teaching young children because early childhood is filled with new experiences and opportunities for discovery. She feels honored to be part of some of the most important years of a child’s development. Her favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is the wide variety of subjects, experiences, and academic content that children have the opportunity to explore.

Miss Paige has been teaching at The Goddard School since 2025. She has her Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education from Elizabethtown College. Miss Paige believes the key to teaching young children lies in creating a safe, nurturing environment where they feel encouraged to learn and grow. She feels learning should be fun, engaging, and developmentally appropriate. In her opinion, early childhood education is essential because it lays the foundational framework for children to discover who they are, build confidence, and develop the skills they need to thrive socially, emotionally, and academically. Miss Paige's favorite thing about The Goddard School is how welcoming and supportive the staff is and the great relationships formed with the parents.

Miss Ella has been teaching at The Goddard School since 2025. She holds a Bachelor's Degree in Early Childhood Education, Pre-K - 4 from Bloomsburg University. Miss Ella believes teaching is not solely an academic practice—it is a holistic one. She feels it is best to educate the whole child in order to support their success. Her goal as an educator is to nurture students growth, guide their learning, and help them develop the skills and confidence they need to thrive both in and beyond the classroom. Miss Ella's favorite thing about The Goddard School is the structure and philosophy placed around the approach to teaching.

Miss Kristen has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2006. She has an Associate’s degree in Early Childhood Education from HACC and her teaching certification from the Pennsylvania Department of Education. Miss Kristen loves teaching young children because she loves watching them get excited to learn, try new things, and accomplish goals. She loves seeing the progression they make from the first day of Kindergarten to graduation to the next school year. Miss Kristen’s favorite things about The Goddard School are seeing the children every day, her partnerships with parents, and the staff that she works with.

Miss Isabella began teaching at The Goddard School in Enola in 2026. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood Education, Pre-K through fourth grade, from Elizabethtown College. Miss Isabella believes that patience and empathy are key to teaching young children. Because children are developing so many skills for the first time, she feels it is important to give them opportunities to explore, practice, and learn at their own pace. Her teaching philosophy emphasizes hands-on learning experiences that encourage children to be active participants in their education. Miss Isabella’s favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is its welcoming and supportive community.

Miss Gerry has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2023. She currently has Early Childhood Education credits and plans to continue her training in this field. Miss Gerry hopes to build a solid foundation for the children she encounters and help them to achieve milestones in their learning. She believes to do this, it is important to provide age-appropriate learning opportunities and to create a safe and nurturing environment for the children. Miss Gerry’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is how welcoming the staff, children, and families are to one another.

Miss Zineb has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2025. She has a Masters degree in Analytical Sciences and Environment from the University of Mohamed, in Rabat, Morocco. Miss Zineb loves teaching young children because she gets to see their curiosity and enthusiasm blossom which makes everyday exciting. Her teaching philosophy is based on hands-on learning through play and exploration. Miss Zineb believes these are the building blocks of successful early education that strengthens children's social, emotional, and cognitive skills. Miss Zineb’s favorite thing about The Goddard School in Enola is the overall organization and cleanliness of the school.

Miss Lindsey has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2026. She has her Bachelor of Science in Biology and Psychology from Penn State University. Miss Lindsey believes the key to teaching young children is nurturing and encouraging a curious mindset. Every question deserves to be answered thoughtfully and respectfully, no matter how small, because curiosity is the foundation of learning. She feels early childhood education plays an important role in developing young minds while also fostering the social skills that are so essential during these early years. She loves being part of helping shape and inspire young children as they grow and learn. Miss Lindsey's favorite thing about the Goddard School of Enola is the strong sense of community and the welcoming atmosphere.

Miss Chandra has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2025. She holds a Master’s in Education from Gwynedd Mercy University, a Master's in Healthcare Management from American Intercontinental University, a BSBA in Information Systems from Shippensburg University, and her certification through the Department of Education in PreK through 4th grade. She believes that the key to teaching young children is encouraging curiosity and a sense of wonder. Her teaching philosophy centers on helping children grow into strong, kind, and respectful individuals. What she loves most about The Goddard School is the well-rounded curriculum, the clean environment, and the supportive staff.