Our Goddard School Teachers

Tiffany has a Bachelor’s degree in Educational Studies from Grand Canyon University and her Master’s degree in Educational Leadership. Tiffany has been teaching and in management roles at The Goddard School in both Enola and Linglestown since 2010. Tiffany believes that early childhood education is important because this is when children start their educational journey. Teachers in a child care center are the beginning of that journey. Tiffany’s role in this first step of a child’s educational journey means the world to her. Tiffany’s favorite thing at The Goddard School is her ability to build a relationship with children and their families.

My name is Stacey Warner and I am the proud owner of The Goddard School in Linglestown. I live in the local community with my husband Ryan and our three children, Jordan, Trey and 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 there 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. Thank you in advance for the privilege and honor of entrusting us with the care of your children. We truly understand the importance of having a place that you feel is safe and loving for your children to learn and grow.

Miss Chelsea has a Bachelor's degree in Child Development and Family Relationships from Indiana University of Pennsylvania. She has been working at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2022. Miss Chelsea loves teaching young students because she can directly impact positive change in their knowledge and development as they meet their developmental milestones. She utilizes intentionally-planned, hands-on learning activities to ensure that learning is fun for all of our students. Miss Chelsea's favorite thing about The Goddard School in Linglestown is the influence she has in preparing our students for their future success in both school and life.

Miss Heidi has worked at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2015. Miss Heidi believes the key to teaching young children is flexibility and adaptability. She feels strongly that a teacher should be consistent, patient, and willing to provide resources for young children to explore and learn what they are interested in. Miss Heidi’s beliefs are rooted in her commitment to make every moment a learning experience in order to set her students up for future success. Miss Heidi’s favorite thing about The Goddard School in Linglestown is the reputation it has for high quality early childhood education and the high standards the school holds itself to.

Miss Paige has been teaching at The Goddard School since 2025. Miss Paige loves caring for and teaching young children because it gives her the opportunity to witness their curiosity and growth each day. Paige believes the key to teaching young children is providing them with an environment that they feel excited to learn in. She also believes that providing a nurturing environment will support their development and their ability to learn in the classroom. She works to provide a classroom where all her students feel support and cared for. Miss Paige’s favorite part of The Goddard School is the support she is given from her co-workers, management team, and families.

Miss Natalie has been teaching at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2024. Miss Natalie believes early childhood education provides children the jump start needed to be confident in their learning. She feels children need to feel safe in their environment to be able to successfully learn. Miss Natalie feels it is her job to create a warm, safe, welcoming classroom for students to learn and grow in. Miss Natalie’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is having the opportunity to play a role in a child’s early learning.

Miss Tessa has been teaching at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2025. Miss Tessa believes the key to teaching young children is providing them with activities that are engaging, fun, and appropriate for their development. She believes that for a child to learn, they need to be excited, feel safe, and be surrounded by engaging activities. Miss Tessa believes it is the teacher’s responsibility to create an atmosphere that the children are comfortable and excited to learn. She believes that children learn best through hands on learning experiences and she is looking forward to providing her students with those opportunities. Her favorite thing about The Goddard School is the supportive staff who dedicate their time to making each day focused on the learning and growing of the students in their care.

Miss Bella has been teaching at The Goddard School since 2025. She has her Child Development Associate Credentials. Miss Bella believes that children learn best when they are having fun and are engaged in a variety of learning activities. She believes that by creating an environment that students are interested in learning in, it provides them endless opportunities for learning. Miss Bella is excited to have the opportunity to provide a classroom that support all her students and their learning. Bella’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the lesson plans that provide students with endless hands-on activities and opportunities to learn.

Miss Tashalina has been teacher at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2026. Miss Tashalina believes the key to teaching young children is to show patience and to create an environment where the child feels safe and welcomed. She believes that early education is important for children because it prepares them for the future of learning that they have ahead of them. Miss Tashalina’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the hands-on learning that takes place in the classroom and the lesson plans that incorporate social and emotional development for the students.

Miss Jasmine has been teaching at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2024. Miss Jasmine believes teaching young children is important because they are learning basic skills that are needed for their future life and education. She enjoys teaching young children because of the joy seen on their faces when they learn and achieve a new skill. Miss Jasmine’s favorite thing about The Goddard School in Linglestown is the welcoming feeling she has received from students and teachers.

Miss Trinity has been teaching at The Goddard School since 2025. She believes the key to teaching young children is supporting their creativity and their curiosity. She believes that children learn best when they are provided with a space that they can explore through hands on learning experiences and are given the opportunity to be creative. Trinity believes that children learn in many ways, and it is important for adults to recognize and support that in an early childhood setting. Miss Trinity’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the philosophy of teaching that is implemented in the classroom and how it supports the student as a whole.

Miss Kaylyn has been teaching at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2018. She is currently pursuing her Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education through Walden University. Miss Kaylyn believes early childhood education is important because it gets each and every child off to the right start in life and molds them for a positive, successful future. She loves seeing the smile on a child’s face when they learn something new or achieve a goal. Miss Kaylyn’s favorite thing about The Goddard School in Linglestown is the students. Each one has their own unique set of skills and she loves getting to know them individually.

Miss Mary has been teaching at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2025. She has an Associate degree in Human Development and Family Studies from Pennsylvania State University. Miss Mary believes the key to teacher young children is understanding that every child is different and learns differently. She believes that it is important to provide children with engaging activities that incorporate hands-on activities, based around their interest and developmental level. Miss Mary’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the ability to implement lesson plans that are based on the students interests and provide that hands-on learning experience.

Miss Regan has been teaching at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2022. Regan has her Bachelor’s Degree in Music Education from Cairn University. Miss Regan believes early childhood education is important because it prepares children for elementary school and is the foundation for their future learning success. Miss Regan’s favorite thing about working at The Goddard School is watching her students learn and grow physically, emotionally and academically.

Miss Jessica has been teaching at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2025. She is planning on getting her associates degree in Early Childhood Education in the near future. Miss Jessica believes the key to teaching young children is creating a nurturing environment. She loves how spontaneous children can be and strives to meet them with love and affection. Miss Jessica’s favorite things about The Goddard School are the children and their energy that they bring each and every day.

Miss Alexandra has been teaching at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2025. 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 Michelle has a Bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Penn State University. Miss Michelle has been teaching at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2017. Miss Michelle enjoys watching each student learn and grow in their own unique way. She believes that early childhood education is important because it is the time when they are most excited to soak up knowledge and learn quickly. Miss Michelle’s favorite thing about The Goddard School in Linglestown is the wonderful children and their families.

Miss Tiffany has been teaching at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2025. She believes that the key to working with young children is to be patient, understanding, and empathetic. She believes that when you bring this to any classroom, it will create an environment that children will feel comfortable to learn and grow in. Miss Tiffany is dedicated to creating a space that is nurturing for her students and supports their success. Miss Tiffany’s favorite thing about The Goddard School is the connections that she has formed with colleagues and families.

Miss Kathryn has been teaching at The Goddard School in Linglestown since 2025. Miss Kathryn believes the key to teaching young children is to encourage them and be kind, creating a safe and warm learning environment for them. She believes the key to creating an environment where children are excited to learn is creating structure and routine, so they know what expect during their time in the classroom. Miss Kathryn loves teaching young children because she loves having the ability to see the excitement on their faces when they learn new things. Her favorite thing about The Goddard School is the safe environment that is created for the students, families, and teachers.