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Mrs. Helen Heron

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Mrs. Helen Heron has earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in both History and Psychology and a Master of Applied Psychology at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock. She was awarded the Worthon Award in History and taught Developmental Psychology classes at the University of Little Rock, the University of Central Arkansas, and Broward Community College in Davie Florida.

Mrs. Heron was also the director of an NIH Grant in the College of Nursing at the University of Arkansas for Medical Science.

She is married to David Heron, who is the CFO at NOVA South Eastern University in Fort Lauderdale and together they have a farm in McIntosh, Florida where they raise Spanish Mustangs and Great Pyrenees puppies. Mrs. Heron has proudly served the students at Hale Academy for several years and is loved by the little three-year-old children.

Mrs. Midori Storms

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Students can’t wait for Spanish class ¬– and it’s no wonder, given the language and travel background of Señora Midori Storms.

Born in Brazil, Señora Storms has lived, taught and traveled across the globe, from Mexico to Europe. She holds bachelor’s degrees in Spanish and German and a Master’s degree in modern languages.

Señora Storms also brings to Hale a love for students and an unparalleled devotion to teaching. Each school day, she arrives at 6 a.m. to assist students with their lessons. How students love her experiential approach to teaching! At each grade level, projects focusing on everyday Spanish increase in difficulty, culminating in skits performed entirely in Spanish.

Mrs. Terri Stein

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Mrs. Stein completed her BA in Elementary Education at Brooklyn College then followed it with two master’s degrees: one in Elementary Education and the other in Community Health at Adelphi University.

Mrs. Stein brings over 38 years of teaching experience in both public and independent education to her 3rd year at Hale Academy. As a fifth grade teacher in New York, she was chosen to be in the pilot science and math program, “The Voyage of the Mimi.” During her years of teaching at an independent school in Southeastern Florida, she was named to “Who’s Who among American Teachers.” Mrs. Stein’s enthusiasm for teaching is infectious and after speaking to her for a few minutes, a person can feel the excitement that she brings to a classroom.