WHERE ARE THEY NOW?

Danielle Mallon, class of 2003, accepted a teaching position at the Goddard School in Bel Air.

Natalie Ballard (formerly Mossoni), class of 2005, is employed at the Harford County Department of Social Services.

Catharine Banasiak, class of 2006, received a prestigious Graduate School Scholar Award and accepted admission into the Counselor Education Program at the University of North Carolina, Greensboro.

Laura Baugher, class of 2005, is employed at the Carroll County Head Start as a Family Services Coordinator.

Casey Beaucage (formerly Harrigan), class of 2005, is employed at Waverly Elementary School as an Assistant Teacher in a special needs classroom. She is also enrolled in Johns Hopkins University's graduate program in Special Education.

Melanie Bradfield, class of 2006, accepted a position at the Bowling Brook Academy.

Sara Breidenstein was accepted into the Masters in Social Work Program at the University of Maryland.

Cerissa Brown was accepted into the Teach for America program and the Erikson Institute in Chicago to pursue a Masters Degree in Child Development.

Heather Brown, class of 2005, is employed at East Middle School as an Assistant Teacher.

Kara Burkins, class of 2007, enrolled in the Community College of Baltimore County to become an Addictions Specialist.

Meghan Cosgrove, class of 2003, is employed as the Assistant Coordinator of Youth & Family Ministry at the Cathedral and is a 5th Grade Teacher at Father Charles Hall Catholic School.

Amy Cox-Totaro, class of 2005, is employed at Aerotek as the Training Coordinator for Professional Development. She is seeking her Masters Degree in Human Resource Development at Towson University.

Devon Crosbie, class of 2006, accepted a position with Sarah’s Hope Outreach Center.

Kathleen Crostic, class of 2006, is employed in the School Youth Program of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

Treeci Dean, class of 2005, enrolled in a graduate program in Marriage and Family Therapy at Appalachian State University.

Monica Eason, class of 2004, is employed at the Knowledge Learning Center as a Senior Staff Teacher.

Cindi Eberwein, class of 2003, is employed at Main Street Community Mental Health Center as an Outreach Counselor/Therapist. She is also enrolled in a graduate program for Occupational Therapy at Towson University.

Kelly Fyfe, class of 2006, is employed at Children's National Medical Center in the Department of Family Services as a Child Life Specialist.

Suzie Grell, class of 2006, is employed at Waters & Sims in Monmouth, New Jersey as an Employment Specialist .

Kristen Herold, class of 2006, accepted a position at Planned Parenthood of Maryland as a Health Center Associate.

Jennifer Hutzler, class of 2005, is employed at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia after becoming a certified Child Life Specialist.

Angela Johnson, class of 2006, accepted a position with the Department of Health.

Crystal Johnson, class of 2006, accepted a position with St. Mary's County Department of Social Services as a Family Services Caseworker working with foster families.

Kaitlin Mangini, class of 2003, is employed at Junior Achievement of Central Maryland as an Exchange City Manager.

Lisa Markey, class of 2004, is employed at Art with a Heart as Program Director of the organization.

Jessica Nelson is employed at Cigna Behavioral Health as a Lead Personal Advocate. She is also seeking a Masters Degree in Negotiation and Conflict Management at the University of Baltimore.

Nicole Rapp Murray, class of 2002, is employed as a 4th Grade Teacher at the Ascension School.

Laurie Rauseo, class of 2006, accepted a position at Rosedale Alternative School as a Crisis Intervention Specialist.

Amy Rose, class of 2003, is employed at the Youth and Shelter Services in Ames, Iowa as an Aftercare Self-Sufficiency Advocate/Licensing Specialist.

Amanda Rozycki was accepted into the Masters of Social Work Program at Rutgers University.

Lisa Sharon, class of 2006, is abroad in Israel taking Hebrew classes and learning about the culture. She is also involved with a non-profit organization that prepares resource food baskets for the homeless.

Emily Sweet (formerly Shirley), class of 2003, is employed at La Petite Academy as a Program Director. She is also enrolled in the Women's Studies Program at Towson University.

Sarah Thompson, class of 2006, accepted a position at the Abilities Network in Towson.

Amy Tice-Doyle, class of 2003, is employed at Tide Point Daycare and Early Education Center as a Lead Teacher.

Alison Trinko, class of 2006, accepted a position at the Believe in Tomorrow Foundation in Baltimore, Maryland.

Melissa Weinstein, class of 2006, accepted a position with Project Home in Philadelphia.