Mr. Beer is currently enrolled in the doctoral program at Catholic University studying political theory.  He received his A.B. degree at Georgetown University in 2007.  Mr. Beer and his wife attend Capitol Hill Baptist Church.

Mrs. Jollie has a BS degree in education with majors in Math and Music from Concordia University in Seward, NE.  She also earned a M.A. degree in Family and Adult Education from the University of Minnesota.  Mrs. Jollie has experience teaching high school level math, as well as various music classes to students of all ages.  Currently, she is the creator and director of Stringkids, a string ensemble for young players in Bowie.  In addition to teaching part-time, Mrs. Jollie is a homemaker and teaches her children at home. 

Andrea Nebbia:  American History

Mrs. Nebbia has a BA degree in History from the University of Maryland and is certified to teach at the secondary level of education.  She has taught history in both public and private schools since 2002.  Mrs. Nebbia also has experience teaching Language Arts. 

BA in History- University of Maryland

Certification in Secondary Education

Kathy Wenerick-Bell:  American Literature & Composition and Logic

Mrs. Wenerick-Bell comes to SCT with experience both as a high school English teacher at Annapolis Area Christian School and as a homeschool tutor. This fall, she will be teaching at Anne Arundel Community College as well as SCT. For the past five years Mrs. Wenerick-Bell has worked as a writer and editor for Words & Numbers, an educational content development company in Baltimore. She holds an M.S. in Professional Writing from Towson University and a B.A. in English from UMBC. A resident of Glen Burnie, Mrs. Wenerick-Bell is married and has two beautiful daughters, ages 8 and 17 months. She attends Crossroads Church in Odenton, MD, where she is a member of the leadership team. Mrs. W-B loves old movies, good books, and Coke Zero.

     Mrs. Urgo considers herself a neo-expressionist artist. Her paintings express the joys and struggles of our walk with God. Her work tells a story and reflects a time in a person’s life. She earned her BFA in 1982 from the Hartford Art School, of the University of Hartford. Since then she has been exhibiting her work as well as doing commissions. In the last several years, she has done work for different churches doing paintings and backdrops. Royce Urgo has been teaching in the home school community for the last ten years. She has also worked with the elderly and special education students.  Mrs. Urgo believes all students have artistic ability. Each will express them differently and that should be applauded. The basics of art skills can be learned; it is how you visualize them and put them together that makes you an artist. "It is my joy as an instructor to show students their potential and give them different ways to express themselves".

Noah Webster (Webster's 1828 Dictionary p.12)