Mundelein - South

Our Teachers

Hind Alamin

Hind Alamin

With over 20 years of experience in education across the United States and Egypt, Hind Alamin is a passionate educator dedicated to creating engaging, inclusive, and impactful learning experiences. She holds a Master of Education from Grand Canyon University and is certified in Teaching English by the British Council in Egypt.

Hind is known for her ability to develop student-centered lesson plans, foster positive classroom environments, and inspire learners to achieve their full potential. Her teaching philosophy focuses on nurturing confidence, curiosity, and lifelong learning while supporting the academic and personal growth of every student.

Committed to continuous professional development and excellence in education, Hind brings strong leadership, classroom management, and mentoring skills to every learning environment. She believes that education is not just about imparting knowledge, but about inspiring students to discover their strengths and ignite their passion for learning.

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Jennifer Cooper

Jennifer Cooper

Jennifer Cooper taught at Woodland School District in Gurnee, Illinois for 34 years and retired in June 2025. She taught in a regular 4th grade classroom for ten years and then taught English as a Second Language for 24 years. Her primary role was working with children on their English language skills and preparing them for English proficiency assessments.

Cooper earned a Master of Arts in Teaching and Leadership from St. Xavier University in Chicago, Illinois as well as a Bachelor of Arts in Elementary Education from Illinois Wesleyan University in Bloomington, Illinois. She also holds an English as a Second Language teaching endorsement.

Known for her passion for creating engaging lesson plans, Cooper enjoys encouraging all of her students to get involved and participate. She motivates students to take risks and learn from mistakes. Her student-centered approach focuses on relationships with students as a foundation for learning and achieving academic success. Helping students have fun learning new things is an important goal for her.

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