Hello! My name is Morgan Brown, and I'm from Houston, TX.  I'm currently a senior at the University of Houston-Victoria majoring in Early Childhood Education. I chose Early Childhood Education because I've always had a passion for working with and teaching kids. I love being able to not only be a teacher to my students but a friend as well! My favorite part of teaching is being able to see the light bulbs light up when students understand the concept or lesson. My philosophy of education is I believe all children can learn and enjoy the process of learning. I also believe that children learn best when they enjoy learning.

I am so excited to be here at Trinity teaching, helping, and mentoring our students.

Nancy came to Trinity in February 2007. She worked as a Substitute Teacher until becoming a K4 Aide in August 2012.  She currently works in Mrs. Bethke's K4 class.

Nancy is married and has a son, Tyler, who is in graduate school at Texas A&M.

Courtney was born in Victoria; however, raised in Goliad County. She started working at Trinity Episcopal School in 2017. She graduated from the University of Houston-Victoria with her Bachelor's Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies (EC-6th) in May 2021. She enjoys reading, being outside, and spending time with her family.

Esme has worked with young children for the past 23 years. She came to Trinity 2008 and has served as the extended care director or co-director since that time.

Esme is married and has two children and seven grandchildren. In her spare time Esme enjoys reading, gardening, and cooking, but her greatest enjoyment is spending time with her family.                

Claire is passionate about educating young children in developmentally appropriate ways while creating valuable and exciting learning experiences! She began her teaching career at Chandler Elementary in 2005. Then, in 2012 became part of the Trinity Episcopal School family. She is a native of New Iberia, Louisiana, and is proud of her Cajun heritage but has considered Victoria, Texas her home since 1996. Claire is married to Daniel R. Goyen who manages their family business which began in 1972, Goyen Electric. Their children are Avery Faith and Everett Daniel. Her passions also include her faith and family!

Susie Mozisek is thrilled to once again be teaching 2nd Grade for the 2020-2021 school year. She began her teaching career in 1992 as a third grade public school teacher, and she continued to teach at that level for five years.  After a fifteen year break of staying home to raise her children, Mrs. Mozisek began teaching again at Trinity in 2011. She first taught K4, and the next year took the 4th grade position which she held for the next two years. She loved every minute of it, but was excited to go back to her first love of 3rd grade for the next four years. Mrs. Mozisek moved to 2nd grade in the fall of 2018, and found her new favorite grade level to teach. She is dedicated to preparing the students academically, socially, and spiritually for the years to come. Trinity has become her second family over the last nine years, and she has been blessed by all the families she has met.  It truly feels like home, and Susie is looking forward to many more wonderful years teaching at Trinity Episcopal School.

Susie has been married to Skip Mozisek for 28 years and is blessed with 3 amazing kids. Her daughter, Annie, is a Trinity alumni and a junior at Texas A&M University. Mrs.Mozisek is also a member of Fellowship of the Crossroads Church where her husband is the Creative Arts Pastor. She enjoys vacationing in Colorado, reading, going to the movies, and spending time with family and friends.

The Trinity community and family have truly been a blessing to my own family.  After moving to the Victoria area in the summer of 2020, we were searching for a private school to challenge my then first-grader.  Trinity has gone above and beyond our expectations, and I am blessed to be a part of the family as a teacher this year.  I believe that all students can and will be successful.  Success is also different for each student and is celebrated differently.  In my classroom, you will see a calm, respectful, engaging learning environment with high expectations.  Students will learn through a variety of different activities and will see that learning is truly fun. 

Jamie Biles is a 1993 graduate of Stephen F. Austin State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies.  During her teaching career, she has taught students in all grades from PreK to 5th grade.  She joined the Trinity staff in 2014 and is the 4th grade ELAR and Social Studies teacher.  She looks forward to exploring different genres of literature and diving into Texas History this year with her students.

Jamie and her husband, Stephen, are the proud parents of Benjamin, Grant, and Lauren.  

Hi! My name is Bobbie Sala. I graduated from Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi with a bachelors degree in biomedical science. After graduation, I got my teaching certification and immediately became a math interventionist for a year, then began teaching. This will be my fourth year teaching math and science for 4th grade! 

I absolutely love teaching and watching my students learn to love learning and grow each day! 

When I’m not teaching, I love to read, spend time with my friends and family, and binge-watch tv shows. 

Kelly Stimson is a 2004 graduate of University of Houston-Victoria with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Interdisciplinary Studies. Her certification includes pre-k through eighth grade.  Since she began teaching in 2004, she has taught fourth and fifth grade in public school and then started her education journey at Trinity in 2013.  She is excited to continue her seventh year at Trinity teaching fifth grade.

She and her husband, Daryl, are the proud parents of a daughter, Kyndal and son, Kaid. Both of their children have and currently attend Trinity. When she's not taking her children to extracurricular activities, Kelly enjoys reading, decorating, and spending time camping with family. She and her family are members of Northside Baptist Church.

Diana Beran is a graduate of Southeastern Louisiana University with a Bachelor's Degree in Education, plus post graduate and graduate hours from Del Mar and Corpus Christi State University. She recently retired from public education where the bulk of her career has been teaching 6-8th grade science and social studies with 4 years as an Instructional Coach for those two subjects.

Diana is married, a mom, and proud grandmother. Her and her husband Douglas have 3 daughters, 1 son, and 4 grandchildren. Her passion outside of her family and the classroom is traveling through People to People International Travel Program where she has been an Active Delegation Leader, Area Director, and South Texas Mentor.

Dana Howard is a 1995 graduate of Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Arts in history with a minor in journalism and is certified to teach grades 4-8. She has been an educator since 2001 and has taught across multiple grade levels, including elementary, middle school, and high school. When Dana is not in the classroom, she enjoys being with her husband and four children, watching Aggie football, and crafting weird and wonderful creations.

Katrina Pogue graduated from the University of Houston-Victoria with a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Interdisciplinary Studies, and currently holds a certificate in Social Studies for grades 4-8 and through the National Geographic Educators Program. Katrina’s seventh-grade history students hold an annual Frontier Day at Trinity, and her eighth-grade students have a mock trial at the Municipal Courthouse in downtown Victoria. She is also the coordinator for Outdoor Education for Trinity students in grades 4-8. 

Katrina and her husband Matthew are blessed with three beautiful children-Hunter, Jackson, and Isabella. Katrina loves to travel, especially to historical sites. Every summer she applies for education scholarships to travel to places that she teaches about. Through those experiences, she has learned new and exciting stories and has received different resources that she has brought back to her students and Trinity. She and her family also love camping and hiking in the great outdoors! Their goal is to visit all the national parks in America. Katrina is honored to be teaching at Trinity. It has become a second family and home for her and her children.

A native Spanish speaker from Lima, Peru, this is Martha’s 27th year teaching Spanish at Trinity to students in fifth through 8th grade. Martha attended the Universidad Privada Ricardo Palma translation and interpretation program in Peru and worked for both the American Chamber of Commerce and Occidental Petroleum.  In 1980, she moved to Texas with her late husband Charles Bentley.

She has two children  Lieutenant Colonel USMC Romeo Paolo, a Naval Academy graduate stationed in Washington, D.C. and daughter Monique Bentley Ernst of Sugarland. Martha is a proud grandmother of eight grandchildren.

She is a member of Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church where she has been active in the Lectors Ministry for the last twenty-two years and is a member of the Catholic Daughters. She enjoys cooking, decorating, traveling and spending time with her family

I have been the Trinity Episcopal School Librarian since 2016.  Prior to coming to Trinity, I was an Early Childhood Educator in the public schools for several years, teaching Pre-Kindergarten, first and second grades.  I am excited to begin my sixth year as a Librarian at Trinity and my third year as Makespace instructor.  I have been given such a gift to combine two of my passions: literature and three-dimensional art.

              When not at school, I am at home in the country with my husband and our menagerie of animals.

Erin Koehler is a 1999 graduate of Southwest Texas State with a Bachelor's Degree in Geography & History Education.  She has as a Youth Minister for the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepard in Corpus Christi, St. David's Episcopal Church in San Antonio, and as a member of the Bishop's staff for Youth and Young Adult ministries.  As a Youth Minister, Erin spent many summers as a Teacher, Counselor, and Staff Director at Camp Capers, and as a Teacher at Family Camp at the Mustang Island Conference Center. Some of her favorite experiences as a Youth Minister are the outdoor education trips with St. James Episcopal School, Corpus Christi, and many, many mission trips! Before moving to Victoria in July 2020, Erin spent six years as a Senior Dorm Parent for the Residential Life Program at TMI Episcopal School in San Antonio.

Her husband, Michael, is serving as the Rector of Trinity Episcopal Church. They are the proud parents of three Trinity Patriots; Kenny, Joseph, and Stephen. Erin enjoys digging in the dirt, listening to podcasts, and reading if there ever is any free time. 
 

Renee was born in Goliad, Texas and graduated from Texas A&M University with a degree in Physical Education.  After graduation from Texas A&M, Renee married Mark Stroman, a Marine officer, and then spent the next 23 years traveling the world.

In 2011, Renee became the Athletic Director, Physical Education teacher and coach at Trinity Episcopal School in Victoria.  Renee's hobbies include, exercising, working in the yard and enjoying her many animals. 

Mark and Renee are the proud parents of two boys - Caleb and Zachary Stroman