Our Teachers

My name is Jordan Zielinski and I am one of the proud owners here at The Goddard School in Enola. I live in the local community with my husband Connor and our daughter Madeleine. 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!

My name is Stacey Warner and I am one of the proud owners of The Goddard School located in Enola. I live in the local community with my husband Ryan and our son Jaxon. My relationship with the Goddard School began when we enrolled Jaxon in the Infant classroom when he was three months old. As a parent, I value the wonderful benefits of being part of the Goddard School family, including the education and socialization skills, as well as the many friends that Jaxon acquired at the school over the years. Through my passion for children, the community and a strong belief that early learning develops strong future leaders, I am committed to providing a safe, nurturing and stimulating environment for your children to become confident learners as they develop. At The Goddard School, we truly understand the importance of having a place that you feel is safe and loving for your children to learn and grow.

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 Alexus began working at The Goddard School in Enola in 2022. She has her bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood and Special Education from Lock Haven University, as well as a Pennsylvania teaching certification. Miss Alexus believes that a child’s early years are the foundation for their social, emotional, and cognitive development. She provides a nurturing yet challenging environment that meets each child’s individual needs to become confident, lifelong learners. Her favorite thing about The Goddard School is the positive interaction between staff, students and parents 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 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 Beatriz has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She has a degree in Early Childhood Education from FASB in Brazil. Miss Beatriz believes every child deserves the opportunity to learn and explore the world. She feels creating a supportive and creative environment is essential to be able to do that. She loves how spontaneous children can be and strives to meet them with love and affection. Miss Beatriz’s favorite things about The Goddard School is the great environment for children and the professional teachers that are passionate about what they do.

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 Rylee has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2025. Miss Rylee believes the key to teaching young children is to be patient and provide a safe environment. She feels early childhood education is important because it's when children absorb the most information and it sets the tone for a child's impression of school. Miss Rylee’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is that the teachers set high expectations for learning, while ensuring each child is having fun along the way.

Miss Danna has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She is currently working toward her degree in Education from Penn State University. Miss Danna believes the key to teaching young children is to be patient and understand that each child has a different learning style. She feels it is important to create a learning environment that encourages growth to support their social and cognitive development. Miss Danna’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the focus on children’s development, academically and emotionally, that the teachers provide for the students.

Miss Hannah has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2025. Miss Hannah believes it is important to make learning fun for the children through hands on activities. She feels this allows children to explore their environment in a creative way. Miss Hannah loves teaching young children because she sees their growth through their own unique learning styles. Miss Hannah’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the energetic, yet calming, environment.

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 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 Nicole has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She has a bachelor's degree in Psychology from Shippensburg University. She is working toward obtaining her Master’s in school counseling. Miss Nicole believes the key to teaching young children is to engage them in their learning. She feels early education prepares children for the future and can improve their brain structure for future learning. She loves teaching children because they are always eager to learn. Miss Nicole’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is how willing the staff are to lend a hand wherever they are needed to provide the best overall learning experience.

Miss Jessica has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2025. She has her bachelor's degree in Communication Studies from Kutztown University. Miss Jessica believes the key to teaching young children is patience. She strives to create a safe classroom environment both physically and emotionally. She feels early childhood education is important because it gives children the skills necessary to have a successful education. She loves teaching young children because she enjoys seeing their smile when they learn something new and achieve their developmental milestones. Miss Jessica’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is how the school strives to prepare children for a successful learning experience.

Miss Kimberly began teaching at The Goddard School in Enola in 2023. She has her Child Development Associate Credential. Miss Kimberly enjoys providing hands-on, engaging learning experiences that foster curiosity and exploration. She creates activities that encourage children and develop a trust. Miss Kimberly's favorite thing about the Goddard School in Enola is how friendly and welcoming the staff are as a whole.

Miss Olivia has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She has her certification to be a support service professional working with both children and adults with special needs. Miss Olivia believes play-based learning is the key to teaching young children. She feels children should have the opportunity to express themselves and it's her job to create an environment where they can do successfully. She loves teaching because she enjoys watching her students achieve their goals. Miss Olivia’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the early learning foundation provided to ensure children receive the very best education.

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 Kate has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2025. She has her bachelor's degree in health science from Misericordia University. Miss Kate believes the key to teaching young children is through engaging, creative play based activities. She feels it is important to be a positive role model for children to help them learn and grow. She loves teaching because she's able to support the children in their educational and developmental growth. Miss Kate’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the team oriented atmosphere amongst staff and families.

Miss Nancy has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She has her Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Language from the University of Maryland. Miss Nancy believes the key to teaching young children is respecting the differences between each one and showing kindness and attention to the children's interests. She feels early childhood education is important because the self-love and confidence children learn when young in their education will stay with them throughout their schooling. Miss Nancy loves teaching because it is thrilling to her to see the pride a child experiences when a milestone is accomplished. Miss Nancy’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is how kind and professional the staff are with one another and their parents.

Miss Tory has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She has a Master's degree Early Childhood and Special Education from the University of Saint Joseph, as well as a bachelor's degree in Psychology from Marist College. Miss Tory believes the key to teaching young children is using hands-on and engaging activities that incorporate the child’s interests. She feels early childhood education is important because it lays the foundation for early learning and growth. She loves teaching young children because she knows she is making an impact on their development. Miss Tory’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the dedication to excellence the staff provide in regards to early childhood education.

Miss Madison, "Pearl," has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She has her Associate's degree in Fine Arts and General Studies from Harford Community College. She is currently working toward a bachelor's degree in Psychology. Miss Pearl believes the key to teaching young children is patience. Her philosophy for teaching is encouraging the student's development and fostering their confidence. She feels early childhood education is important because children are the future of the world, and she has a direct impact on their learning and growth. Miss Pearl’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is how welcoming the school feels upon entering.

Miss Valerie has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She has her Associates Degree in Arts from Erie Community College and her Bachelor of Arts from Empire State College. She is currently working toward her Early Childhood Education certification from the Department of Education. Miss Valerie believes the key to teaching young children is to keep them interested and engaged. She feels early childhood education is important because it is the foundation of children's learning. It sets the tone for the rest of their school years, and it is her job to make the beginning years special. Miss Valerie’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is how welcoming the staff and families are to one another.

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 Isabella has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She has her bachelor's degree in Elementary Education from the University of Florida. Miss Isabella believes the key to teaching young children is having patience and empathy because these two attributes will strengthen the relationships between students and teachers. She knows early education is important because it is the foundation of the students' future school experience. Miss Isabella loves teaching young children because she enjoys watching them grow and learn new things. Miss Isabella’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is how genuinely committed the teachers are to ensuring the children succeed.

Miss Makayla has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She has her bachelor's degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Penn State University. She is currently working towards earning her Pre-K – 4 teaching certification from Wilson College. Miss Makayla believes early childhood education is important because it lays the foundation for development and allows children to build essential skills at an early age. She strives to create a safe and fun learning environment for the children. Miss Makayla’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is how the staff, children, and families have positive relationships with one another.

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 Heidi began teaching at The Goddard School in Enola in 2020. She has a bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education, as well as Elementary Education, from Millersville University. Miss Heidi believes early childhood education is invaluable because it improves a child's cognitive, social, and emotional development. Her goal is to make ongoing connections with the students in order to foster a positive learning environment. As the schools trainer, she enjoys working with all the employees in order to share the Goddard foundation and high standards, as well as provide guidance and support to the wonderful teachers and support staff! Miss Heidi's favorite thing about the Goddard School in Enola are the relationships formed between the students and teachers. She also enjoys the upbeat and warm atmosphere!

Miss Melody has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2022. Miss Melody believes that the key to teaching young children is loving and praising them as they learn new things each day. She believes early teaching helps the children become prepared when they enter grade school. Miss Melody’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is teaching alongside people who truly care about the children.

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 Alexandra has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She has a bachelor's degree in Elementary Education (Pre-K-4th Grade) and Teacher Education. Miss Alexandra believes the key to teaching young children is to guide them in their milestones. She feels early childhood is important because their learning starts from the beginning. She loves teaching because she feels it is an inspiration to watch the children grow each day. Miss Alexandra’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is watching the teachers interact with the children and how the children light up and smile.

Miss Amy has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2024. She has her bachelor's degree in Elementary Education from Messiah University. Miss Amy believes early childhood education provides the stepping stones children need to be confident and secure in their learning. She feels children need to know they are loved, safe, and free to explore their environment. She also believes it is her job to include tangible tools necessary for young learners to grow. Miss Amy’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the organized and kind staff that provide the setting for children to flourish in their learning throughout the day.

Miss Jade has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2025. Miss Jade believes the key to teaching young children is to be encouraging and kind. She feels that creating an environment with structure and expectations is important for children to learn and grow. She loves teaching young children because she enjoys cheering the children on as they try new things. Miss Jade’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the variety of ages that the school offers.

Miss Ella has been teaching at The Goddard School in Enola since 2023. Miss Ella believes the key to teaching young children is to be present and help them along the way in their learning. Miss Ella’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is having two classrooms for each age group so the students can be met at their current developmental stage of learning.