Michaela joined Rodeph Sholom School in 2007 after beginning her education career in 2005. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Early Childhood and Special Education and a master’s degree in Speech and Language Pathology and Linguistics. What she loves most about Rodeph Sholom School is that it truly feels like a community where she feels connected to those around her, whether they are together or not. A born and raised New Yorker who still resides on the Upper East Side, she has two sons at Rodeph Sholom School who both started in the Twos program. She shares her home with two Golden Doodles, both girls, and holds a unique distinction of having three citizenships: the United States, El Salvador, and France.
