Ms. Andrea Riches is a native of Mexico City and has dual citizenship with United States. She is the mother of two boys and likes to travel. She graduated from Instituto Tecnologico de Estudios Superiores de Monterrey in the City of Queretaro, Mexico. She holds a Bachelor degree in Communications and has taken the Infant/Toddler training from the North American Montessori Center. She has been a Montessori Toddler and Spanish teacher for the past 6 years and recently completed her Early Childhood training.  Andrea enjoys working with children of all ages and is very inspired by their unique potential. In her spare time she likes digital scrapbooking, video editing, movies, volleyball and acting as Spanish tutor.

Ms. Corinna Rouse has had a lifelong interest in education.  She excelled during her school years, graduating as the valedictorian of her high school class and graduating with honors from the University of Nevada, Reno.   She possesses a Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education and a Masters Degree in Educational Counseling.   She is licensed in the state of Nevada to teach biological science, physical science and general science along with the license to act as a school counselor (K-12).  Corinna completed her student teaching in 1999 at Reno High School teaching biology and health.  She went on to work at Cheyenne High School (Las Vegas) teaching biology, chemistry and environmental science.  Corinna was awarded her first teacher of the month honor just three months into teaching, selected from over 120 teachers at Cheyenne High School.  After the birth of the first of her three daughters, she elected to remain home and contribute to their early educations.  Corinna also recently completed her Montessori training.

Trevor Halverson, a biology student, wrote in a Christmas gift to Corinna, "I am thankful for you encouraging me to always ask questions and that is always okay to ask them.  I have learned so much.  I will continue through life asking all the questions that come to my mind...."