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A Note from Dr. Harris:
As the headmaster of Plano Christian Academy, I have the utmost respect for the faculty that God has provided for our school, and I count it a privilege to serve here with them. They are all degreed and specialize in their subject areas. Many of them have years of experience, and several have completed or are working towards graduate degrees. I believe that a true education begins and ends with God. That's why we work to integrate our faith with learning in each of our disciplines. We invite you to join us in building a Christian Classical School that will impact the next generation for the glory of God.
Scott Harris received a Bachelor of Business Administration, a Master of Theology in Christian Education and Academic Ministries, and a Ph.D. in Higher Education.
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Brittany Burnette (History, Bible, and Latin Departments)
Ms. Burnette received her Bachelor's degree in Religious Studies from Yale University and her Master of Theology degree from Dallas Theological Seminary (specializing in New Testament Studies and Systematic Theology). During her time at Yale, Ms. Burnette had the opportunity to work with a number of parachurch organizations, including Campus Crusade for Christ. At DTS, she developed a passion for teaching and studying the writings of the New Testament. She enjoys reading, karate, music, and spending quality time with family and friends.
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Paula Carvalho (Grammar School)
Mrs. Carvalho graduated from Rutgers University in New Jersey with a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology. After realizing her passion for learning and patience for children, she went on to earn her Elementary Education teaching certificate from William Paterson University in New Jersey. She taught in a New Jersey public school for six years. While teaching 4th grade, Mrs. Carvalho became interested in focusing on reading skills and began graduate studies in a Masters of Reading program at WPU. Mrs. Carvalho moved to Texas in June of 2003 and began teaching 2nd grade in a Plano public school before moving to PCA in 2004. Paula enjoys reading and has written two children's books. She is married and is blessed to have a daughter in the 4th grade at PCA.
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Pam DeLao (Math Department)
Mrs. DeLao is a graduate of the University of Oklahoma. With more than 15 years of educational experience, she has taught at both the high school and college level. Mrs. DeLao taught 10 years in the public school arena in Algebra, Geometry and Honors Geometry. She developed the math program for Allen ISD to help with success in High School Mathematics, and she has significant experience in tutoring in the above subjects as well as Algebra II and Pre-Calculus. Mrs. DeLao was the recipient of the Outstanding Faculty Award for the Developmental Education Department at Collin County Community College in 2004. She is married and has two sons. She and her husband are active in their local church.
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John Frawley (History Department)
Mr. Frawley graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science. Following graduation, he worked in the construction industry for a year on a major project in downtown Houston. Shortly thereafter, Mr. Frawley and his wife moved to Dallas to attend Dallas Theological Seminary where he is currently pursuing a Th.M. in Academic Ministries with an emphasis in New Testament Studies. Mr. Frawley has served on church staff as a Student Minister. He enjoys reading, discussing theology, and all things related to professional baseball.
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Kristina Frawley (Grammar School)
Mrs. Frawley graduated from Texas A&M University with a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies and an emphasis in Spanish. She is a Texas State Certified teacher. Mrs. Frawley grew up in Plano and graduated from Plano Senior High. Her husband is currently a student at Dallas Theological Seminary and also teaches at PCA. Mrs. Frawley has a passion for investing in the lives of younger children for the sake of Christ.
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Scott Harris (Headmaster, History Department)
Dr. Harris received his Bachelor's Degree from the University of Oklahoma, his Master of Theology (Th.M.) Degree from Dallas Theological Seminary, specializing in Christian Education/Academic Ministries, and his Ph.D. in Higher Education from the University of North Texas. He served in college ministry for 10 years and as the Education Minister at a church in Garland for 5 years. He also served as a part-time staff member at his current church. He is married and has four young boys. He enjoys hunting, wood-working, golf, and spending time with his family playing backyard baseball and other games.
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Chris Hilgeman (History Department)
Mr. Hilgeman graduated from Moody Bible Institute in Chicago with a Bachelor of Arts in Bible/Theology. He grew up in Santa Cruz, Bolivia where his parents were missionaries. After college Mr. Hilgeman returned to Bolivia to teach Junior and Senior High Bible classes for two years. He enjoys reading, listening to music, and drinking coffee.
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Elaine King (Grammar School)
Mrs. King graduated Cum Laude, from the University of Texas in Richardson with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2005. She is certified to teach in Texas in Early Childhood through 8th Grade. She has taught both Third and Fourth Grades in Princeton, Texas. She grew up in Northern Virginia where she raised her four daughters. Elaine and her husband, Neil, are devoted to their church. They both sing in the choir and Elaine is on the Parish Council. They also both play in a folk music band called "Bambi on the Grille," in which she plays the penny-whistle and he plays recorder. When she is not teaching, or singing in the choir, you will probably find her reading, knitting, practicing on her penny-whistle or writing.
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Amanda Monroe (Science Department)
Originally from Louisiana, Mrs. Monroe graduated with highest distinction from the Louisiana Scholars’ College at Northwestern State University with a Bachelor of Liberal Arts with a Scientific Inquiry concentration. She moved to the Dallas area in 2004, and her husband is attending Dallas Theological Seminary, working on his Th.M. in cross-cultural ministries. Last year she taught chemistry classes at a Christian school in Dallas, before being introduced to PCA by a former faculty member. She and her husband are active in the children’s ministry at their church. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, reading, and watching forensic crime dramas.
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Jonathan Stevens (Bible, Classical Language, and Philosophy Departments)
Originally from Pennsylvania, Mr. Stevens is in his fourth year at Dallas Theological Seminary working towards his Masters of Theology degree (Th.M.). He graduated from St. John's College in Annapolis, MD with a double major in Philosophy and The History of Math and Science. He was first introduced to a classical education at the Hill School, a boarding school in Pennsylvania, where he studied Latin for four years. Over the last four years, he has tutored students in the Highland Park school district in first through fourth year Latin. Outside the classroom, he is head coach of Highland Park Crew and youth pastor at his church in Dallas. He has a passion for working with youth and integrating faith into everyday life. In his free time, he enjoys all water sports, snowboarding when he can travel north, and lively philosophical discussion.
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Kathryn Stevens (Fine Arts Department)
Mrs. Stevens received a Bachelor of Science in Hotel and Restaurant Management where she was presented the Dean's Award for most outstanding undergraduate student. Prior to attending the Univeristy of Houston, she spent two years studying Vocal Performance under scholarship at Baylor University. After working as a national director of sales, she left the business world to pursue her love of art, music, and children. Mrs. Stevens has worked as an independent art instructor with Kindergarten-5th grades in the Plano ISD and other area districts. She has also led numerous workshops designed to teach adults creative art techniques through a variety of media. She has been a professional singer, led worship at various church events, and is currently active in the worship arts ministry of her church. She and her husband, Wayne, have a young daughter and son.
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Rebecca Watson (Grammar School)
Mrs. Watson graduated from Midland Lutheran College, a small liberal arts school, with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary and Early Childhood Education and a minor in Youth and Family Ministries. She worked for two years as a 1st grade teacher in Nebraska, her home state. Rebecca and her husband, a new Dallas Theological Seminary student, recently moved to Texas. She has a heart for young kids and loves working in children's ministry. In her free time, she enjoys baking, reading, and spending time with her husband, Seth.
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Seth Watson (Physical Education, Bible Department)
Mr. Watson graduated from Wayne State College in his home state of Nebraska with a Bachelor of Science in Biology/Life Science Education and Chemistry Education. He worked as the youth pastor at his home church in Nebraska for a year following graduation. He is beginning his Master of Theology degree at Dallas Theological Seminary this fall. He loves being a part of what God is doing in people’s lives. In his free time he enjoys getting together with friends, reading, hunting, and spending time with Rebecca his wife.
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Anna Welch (English Department)
Mrs. Welch graduated with honors from the University of North Texas with a Bachelor of Arts in Journalism & English. She worked for seven years at Richland College, developing and editing campus brochures and newsletters. She also wrote a biweekly general interest column for the Wylie News for three years. Mrs. Welch has worked as a substitute teacher in the Garland and Arlington ISDs for all age ranges and subject areas. She was a volunteer staff member of her church's high school youth group for five years and thoroughly enjoys the unique spirit and energy of teenagers. Mrs. Welch is married and has two young girls.
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Karen Williams (Grammar School)
Mrs. Williams received her Bachelor of Arts, her Master of Science in Educational Psychology, and a certificate as a Diagnostician from Baylor University. She has taught for over 20 years. Mrs. Williams has taught four year old pre-kindergarten, art, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades. Mrs. Williams and her husband James have been married for 23 years and have two sons, Doug and Matt.
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Melissa Winters (Grammar School)
Mrs. Winters graduated from Pensacola Christian College in Florida earning her Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education with a concentration in Early Childhood. She has taught Kindergarten in Christian and private schools for five years. She grew up in New York where she met and married her high school sweetheart. Mrs. Winters has a passion for teaching young children about Christ and seeing them grow both academically and spiritually. She enjoys reading, cooking, sports, and spending time with her husband and two children.
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