Teachers & Staff

As Director of Primrose School of Sandy Springs South, I am passionate about creating a nurturing, engaging, and high-quality learning environment where every child can thrive. I have worked in early childhood education since 2011, gaining valuable experience in a variety of roles, including Lead Teacher, Office Manager, Director, and other volunteer educational positions.

I chose a career in early childhood education because I believe the early years of a child’s life are incredibly important. I love being part of the moments when children discover something new, gain confidence, build friendships, and begin developing the skills that will shape their future. There is something truly special about having the opportunity to make a positive difference in a child’s life during these formative years.

Throughout my career, I have developed a deep appreciation for the relationships that make early childhood education so meaningful. I believe children learn best when they feel safe, loved, supported, and encouraged to be themselves. I also believe that strong partnerships with families and a supportive environment for teachers are essential to creating a successful school community.

As a leader, I strive to empower our teachers, support our families, and ensure that every child feels known, valued, and celebrated. I am proud to lead the team at Primrose Sandy Springs South and feel incredibly fortunate to do work that I love. Every day brings an opportunity to help a child learn, grow, and believe in themselves—and that is why I chose early childhood education.

I’m honored to be part of Primrose Sandy Springs South. With over two years of experience as a School Manager, I oversee daily school operations, ensuring a safe and productive learning environment for students and staff. By focusing on administrative efficiency and student success, we’ve implemented initiatives that have enhanced school-wide communication and streamlined various processes. Before joining Primrose, I earned a Bachelor’s degree in Mathematics and Computer Applications. This academic background, along with practical experience, has equipped me with the skills needed to effectively manage the diverse challenges of a school setting. I believe that passion creates a positive and nurturing environment for students, and that every child deserves the opportunity to thrive both academically and personally.

Hello, my name is Ms. Hope. I am originally from Detroit, Michigan, and I have been living in Georgia since 2000. I am the proud parent of a grown son, and my passion for working with children deepened after becoming a mother. I have volunteered and worked within the public school system in Detroit, where I was dedicated to caring for every child as if they were my own. I am excited to bring that same level of commitment, warmth, and care to the children at Primrose.

My name is Ouadha, and I am originally from Morocco. I am a mother of two children, a daughter and a son. I have lived in the United States for over four years. I hold a bachelor’s degree in law and a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential. For the past three years, I have been employed as an educator for infants and toddlers at Primrose Schools of Sandy Springs South. I am passionate about working with children and am dedicated to enhancing my skills through additional certifications and professional development opportunities.

Hi, my name is Deonna! I’m originally from Florida, but I made the exciting move to Georgia in February. With three and a half years of hands-on experience working with children, I find inspiration in the incredible little personalities that bring the classroom to life every day.

My name is Shannon, and I am a dedicated educator with 25 years of experience. Teaching is my true passion, and I find great fulfillment in my role. Each day at Primrose, I am greeted by the enthusiastic “Good morning” from my students, who often share that they have missed me. These interactions inspire me and reaffirm my commitment to the teaching profession. In addition to my work, I am a proud parent of five wonderful children—three daughters and two sons. My time at Primrose has been consistently positive, and I am grateful for the long-lasting relationships I have built within the community.

Hi, I am Ms. Jada. From an early age, I have been committed to working with children, and I derive great fulfillment from nurturing and supporting their development. This dedication reflects my genuine passion for early childhood education. I consider myself fortunate to be a part of Primrose Schools, and I have consistently been impressed by the knowledge and experiences I have acquired throughout my time here.

My name is Mariah, and I have accumulated six years of valuable experience in the field of childcare. I am genuinely passionate about teaching and nurturing young minds, fostering their growth and development in a supportive environment. Music has always been a significant source of joy and inspiration for me, bringing a vibrant energy to my life. I also find pleasure in the art of shopping and cherish the opportunity to meet new people, creating meaningful connections along the way. At Primrose, I aspire to expand my knowledge and skills in early childhood education, enriching the experiences I provide to the children I have the privilege to teach.

My name is Angela, and I am originally from the beautiful Dominican Republic. As the Spanish teacher at Primrose School of Sandy Springs South, I have the privilege of nurturing a love for language and culture in my students. I proudly hold a Child Development Associate (CDA) credential, complemented by the Georgia Educator Ethics Assessment, which signifies my commitment to educational standards and ethics. I view myself as an honest, punctual, and organized professional, traits that I believe are essential for fostering a productive learning environment. Driven by my passion for working with children, I strive each day to inspire and engage my students, ensuring they receive the best possible education.