Meet Our Team
Ms. Sam (she/they)Founder and CEO of AWE &
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Ms. Cheyenne (she/her)K-3 EducatorCheyenne is a St.Bernard Parish native who has aspired to teach and explore the minds of young children. She has always dreamed of becoming an elementary school educator. While working at a preschool academy she took many courses and obtain certifications in Childhood Education. One course regarding positive reinforcement and redirection lead to her interest in Child Psychology which she studied at a local college. She is committed to the mental and educational development of all children she encounters. She is a married mother of two, a beautiful daughter and handsome son.
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Ms. Raji (she/they)K-8 EducatorRaji has been a youth educator in and outside of traditional school settings for 7 years, with focuses in expressive & healing arts, STEM, and ecological education. Outside of working with young people, she spends her time urban farming, being an artist, making herbal medicines, and reading. She believes that alternatives to traditional school – rooted in exploration, social justice, and holistic health – are necessary for young people and families to have the support and confidence they need to thrive. She is so excited to be a part of the AWE team!
Ms. Gio (she/her)Sub EducatorGio is a Creative, Art Director and Business & Life Coach. She has an under degree in Fine Arts, Product Design and Graphic Design with minors in Communication and Photography and a Master Degree in Sustainable Fashion & Trends. Gio has worked as an Art Director for Marketing and Advertising for 10+ years for major global companies and recently opened her own Boutique Marketing Agency. Her dream is to inspire people to know themselves, be happier, and reach their own dreams. She has experience teaching Scientific Method & Analysis for College freshman. She supports STEM education and believes in practice changes to better the school system in New Orleans. In her free time she volunteers in different non-profit groups to help the homeless, and various minorities.
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