Wesley Chapel - North

My name is Jill Bucholtz and I am passionate about inspiring young learners through education. I love learning alongside my students and truly enjoy being a part of their academic achievements. I have taught math, reading, and music in Brevard County and Hillsborough County, Florida, as well as in Newton, Massachusetts. I hold a Master's degree in Education and a B.A. in Music Education and Elementary Education. My goal as an educator is to create an engaging, supportive, and nurturing environment where each student can thrive, discover their talents, and develop a lifelong love of learning.

Myself Jyothirmayi Katragadda. I was a software engineer by profession and a computer science post graduate with a deep passion for teaching coding to kids. I’ve always found joy in solving programming challenges and sharing that excitement with others. During my career break, I had the opportunity to mentor young minds in Python programming, and that experience sparked a strong interest in teaching. Since then, I’ve been inspired to guide children in their coding journey, helping them build logic, confidence, and creativity through programming.

Myself Sumana, I have extensive experience in tutoring and helping kids thrive and achieve success. I have a background in Mathematics and make learning fun for kids. I mentor, motivate for academic progress and create an interest for the subject in higher level. My hobbies are music , painting, exploring new places.

My name is Jacqueline S. Renaud Hills. I am a Florida licensed teacher with an IMBA from Robert Wang Center for International Business and Research.  I have four children ages 29,28,22, and 16. I have been teaching over 20 years in Florida-Vacation Bible School, Sunday School, Montessori, and Kindergarten to 2nd grade. I have taught all levels of learners from dyslexic and autistic to advanced. My favorite age to teach is kindergarten. The children are so lively, funny, eager to learn, and innocent. I love starting each class with a hug and a prayer. My passion is teaching reading and teaching children how to problem solve while building their confidence and self esteem.

I am Prejitha, a 2nd Grade Elementary Teacher , with nearly three years of experience teaching VPK and previous experience as a First Grade Teacher. Teaching is my passion, and I am dedicated to creating inclusive, engaging, and supportive classrooms where every child feels valued and confident in their learning journey.Also enjoy designing lessons that spark curiosity and confidence in my students, while also collaborating closely with families to support each child’s academic and social-emotional growth.

I hold both a Master’s and Bachelor’s degree in Computer Applications, which has strengthened my ability to integrate technology and innovative approaches into my teaching. My unique combination of education and technical expertise also enables me to adapt to evolving tools that enhance student learning and classroom management.

Outside of teaching, I enjoy playing badminton, watching movies, and indulging in chocolate as my little stress buster! Being an educator gives me a deep sense of purpose, knowing that I am shaping young minds and helping students build a strong foundation for their future success.
 

Since 1998, I have been deeply passionate about teaching—a calling that has shaped my life for over two decades. My love for education began with a simple desire: to help others believe in themselves and unlock their true potential. Every student I’ve worked with has been a unique journey of discovery, not just for them, but for me as well. What drives me is the moment when understanding sparks in a student’s eyes—the quiet triumph when they realize they can do it. These breakthroughs, whether big or small, affirm why I chose this path and why I’ve remained devoted to it all these years. Teaching allows me to create meaningful relationships built on trust, curiosity, and growth. It’s not just about facts and figures—it’s about nurturing confidence, resilience, and a love of learning that lasts a lifetime. I’ve always believed that education should empower, and I strive to be the kind of teacher who makes lasting impact, not just in the classroom but in the heart. Through every challenge, lesson plan, tutoring session, and encouraging word, my passion has only deepened. Teaching is not something I do—it’s who I am.