Mathematics

Dawn joined The Family Foundation School in 2004 as a math teacher after working for six years in alternative education. She was named department chair in 2008. She is also involved with the school's dog training program as a search dog trainer. Dawn and her husband, Jeff, founded the North Pocono Search, Rescue & Recovery, a civilian search team based in northeastern Pennsylvania. She and Jeff live in Honesdale, Pa. with their two teenage children.

Ed has been on staff at The Family Foundation School since 2006 and has taught Regents Biology, College Biology, College Science in Modern Society, and Calculus and Statistics. In addition to his Algebra 1B and Honors Statistics classes, he currently teaches Honors Forensics. A biotechnology enthusiast, Ed has introduced FFS students to Gel Electrophoresis with day-long DNA profiling sessions each semester with Dr. Darwin Yerky, outreach coordinator of Cornell Institute for Biology Teachers.

Vicky has been part of The Family Foundation School since 2000. In addition to teaching math, she has served as assistant principal, guidance counselor and academic coordinator. Prior to joining FFS, she held secretarial positions for a medical doctor and a veterinarian. Vicky lives in nearby Pennsylvania with her husband and four children, and enjoys sports and photography.

Todd joined the math faculty of The Family Foundation School in 2011 with a background in both math and computer science, and with 15 years of sales and marketing experience. He resides in Hancock with his wife of 16 years and their two sons who are both active in Boy Scouts. Living on the Upper Delaware, Todd has found numerous locals who share his interest in fly fishing.