Lower Elementary Teacher

Amy Stofle is a native Houstonian that started her teaching journey at South Hampton Montessori School with several different age groups. Amy later graduated from Texas State University in 2005 with a Bachelors in Science and a minor in Early Childhood Education through 4th grade. She also has her certification in teaching children English as a Second Language, as well as Gifted and Talented students and is currently working on getting a Masters in Montessori Education. Amy has played several roles as an educator. In Houston ISD, Amy taught at an Early Childhood Center for 11 years and there she was the English as a Second Language team leader as well as a mentor for new teachers and a district trainer for other campuses and their staff in Houston ISD. She specialized in behavior management strategies and classroom organization skills needed to become successful in teaching young learners. Her last years in Houston ISD, Amy had the pleasure of working side by side with other team leaders as well as many other Assistant Principals in the district, in creating the Early Childhood Bilingual and ESL Curriculum for the district. After several years, Amy was ready to make the move to elementary school and has continued her roles in leadership. Amy has a strong passion for growing young minds and playing many leadership roles to help benefit the students, staff and families.