Davenport School of the Arts

4751 North CR 547 • Davenport, Florida • 33837 • 863-420-2557

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Shannon McNulty is from Brooklyn, New York and has been teaching at DSA for 17 years. She graduated from Iona College with a Bachelors Degree.

Jennifer Bradley has been teaching for 12 years, but this is her first year at DSA. She went to Clearwater Christian Collage and has a Bachelor of science degree in Elementary Education. Originally, she was from Alabama where she grew up. During baseball season, Mrs. Bradley watches the Atlanta Braves play baseball in her spare time. As a teacher, she encourages her students to think and read.

Stacy Coogler has been teaching at DSA for 8 years. She is originally from Tallahassee, Florida. She graduated with a B.S. Degree from U.S.F. At home she wants her students to independently read books of their choice to boost their A.R. scores.

Mitzi Herring has been teaching at DSA for 9 years and for a total of 16 years. She is originally from Florida and has a Master’s degree in Special Education. At home she wants her students to be working on their multiplication tables, spelling words, vocabulary lists, and reading every night.

My name is Kathryn Peiffer, and I teach 5th grade. This is my 1st year at Davenport School of the Arts. I have been teaching for 13 years; 9 years in Ohio and this is my 4th year in Florida. I have a Master’s of Arts in Education: Curriculum & Instruction. My husband Jeff and I are originally from Ohio, but we moved to Orlando 3 ½ yrs. ago to get away from the cold and snow. I have 12 yr. old twin daughters Kiersten and Kassady and an 8 1/2 yr. old step daughter Lexie. I love going to the beach to relax and read good books. I like going on vacations and traveling to new places, but mostly I enjoy spending time with my girls, friends, and family.
Math is absolutely my favorite subject to teach. I love that I get to witness the “ah ha” moments in my students lives. I would like my students to work on multiplication facts and reading AR books every night at home, and for the parents to ask them detailed questions about what they have read.