Science Teacher
Miss Amanda is a dynamic and passionate educator at Millennium Academy, where she brings science to life for our middle and high school students. Teaching a diverse range of subjects from Chemistry to Marine Biology, she creates an engaging and stimulating classroom environment that encourages students to explore and discover.
A proud graduate of the University of South Florida, Miss Amanda holds a degree in Biomedical Sciences. Her academic journey also includes an impressive array of engineering courses, such as Calculus, Statistics, and an intriguing course in Nanomedicine, which adds depth to her scientific teaching by integrating multiple disciplines.
Beyond her role as an educator, Miss Amanda is known among her students and colleagues as the “Animal Expert.” Her interest in Veterinary Medicine and her personal experiences training her beloved dogs—Clone and Ricoh—bring a unique, real-world perspective to her classes. This passion also translates into her art, as she is an accomplished canine sketch artist, capturing the essence of her subjects with skill and affection.
Miss Amanda’s commitment to service is exemplified in her leadership of the Volunteering Club. She works tirelessly with Metropolitan Ministries and various pet rescues, fostering a spirit of community and empathy. Her dedication to these causes is not only a testament to her character but also an integral part of her educational approach, teaching students the value of civic engagement.
Warm, accessible, and always eager to integrate real-world learning opportunities, Miss Amanda embodies the values of Millennium Academy. She is a beloved mentor and guide, ready to support her students’ academic and personal growth through science education and community involvement.
Millennium Academy is a private, international, independent school located in New Port Richey, Florida.
REPORTING MISCONDUCT & ABUSE
Section 1006.061(1), Florida Statutes, requires each district school, charter school and private school that accepts scholarship students under ss. 220.187 or 1002.39, Florida Statutes, to post in a prominent place a notice that pursuant to chapter 39 all employees and agents of the district school board, charter school or private school have an affirmative duty to report all actual or suspected cases of child abuse, abandonment, or neglect.
Section 1006.061(2), Florida Statutes, requires each district school, charter school and private school that accepts scholarship students to post at the school site and on the schools’ internet site (if available) the policies and procedures for reporting alleged misconduct by instructional personnel or school administrators which affects the health, safety or welfare of a student. The notices must include the contact person to whom the report is made and the penalties imposed on those instructional personnel or school administrators who fail to report suspected child abuse or misconduct by other instructional personnel or school administrators.
Section 1006.061, Florida Statutes, requires the Department to provide sample notices suitable for posting. The attached posters are provided as samples for district schools, charter schools and private schools that accept scholarship students under ss. 220.187 or 1002.39, Florida Statutes. The sample posters may be printed and used as is, may be used in a modified form, or may be used as inspiration to develop a unique poster. Each school or district may also develop its own poster that suits the needs of the school or district as desired.
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