Ms. Schiller is a graduate of Saint Thomas Aquinas College, Sparkill, NY and holds a B.S. degree in Education and Psychology.  She has been teaching for many years and 30 have been in elementary education in the Archdiocese of Newark.

When Ms. Schiller is not spending free time with family and close friends you would most likely find her leading a local mission group called “Gifts of Love” (members knit and crochet for the Rockland County Family Shelter).  She also enjoys teaching her students how to knit and crochet and claims, “It develops fine motor skills, eye-hand coordination, concentration and pride”.  The after school student Knitting Club and the "Heart 'n Hands Faculty Charity Knitting" groups are lots of fun.

 “Teaching has always been a pleasure and each new group of youngsters keeps me young at heart.”  Ms. Schiller believes learning should be fun and aims to guide her students to be independent thinkers, readers and writers.  Her classroom environment is relaxed but students are well aware of the expectations and requirements.  Students are always encouraged to “strive to do their best”.  Each day our goal is to model Jesus in our words and actions as we relate to one another and the world around us.  “New beginnings are exciting and I’m looking forward to the school year ahead, making new friends and doing what I enjoy, teaching your children.”