Michelle Ciletti

First Grade Teacher

This is Michelle’s fifth year teaching first grade at Our Lady of Loreto Catholic School. Michelle has a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and a Master of Arts degree in elementary education. Michelle is Orton-Gillingham basic and advanced trained, and completed the Reading Teacher’s Top Ten Tools training, recognized by the Colorado Department of Education as evidence-based reading training for teachers. Michelle completed the state-required training for culturally and linguistically diverse learners. Michelle has experience substitute teaching in kindergarten through fifth grades, and as a READ act tutor. Michelle currently works as an analyst for the National Council on Teacher Quality. She attended ten years of Catholic school in the Archdiocese of New Orleans. Michelle enjoys hiking, baking, reading, cooking, shopping, trying new restaurants, and the beach. She is married with three children and has two dogs. Michelle’s family has been parishioners of Our Lady of Loreto Catholic Church since 2006. Michelle loves instructing students on the foundations of literacy and surrounding students with a Christ and Catholic-centered education to form the whole-child in spirit, temperament, and knowledge.

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