List of 3 items.

• Dr. Karen Rezach

  Karen Rezach joined the Kent Place community in 2000, and is the Director of The Ethics Institute. She has a master’s in divinity from Yale University, an EdD from Seton Hall University and is an ordained Episcopal priest. Her doctoral research, “Spiritual Leadership as a Model of Effective Leadership in Independent School,” explores the ways in which educators can bring values and moral awareness in non-religious ways into a variety of school settings. Dr. Rezach has over 20 years of experience as an independent school administrator, including director of the middle school at Kent Place and assistant head of school at St. Philip’s Academy in Newark, NJ. She has been teaching and facilitating workshops on ethics for more than a decade.

• Ms. Alicia Rodriguez

  Alicia Rodriguez joined Kent Place in 2017 after a 12-year career at Summit High School. During her tenure, Ms. Rodriguez acted as a team leader, yearbook advisor, and in 2016, earned the distinction of teacher of the year. She holds a degree in secondary education mathematics from Delaware Valley University and a masters degree in educational technology from Ramapo University. Ms. Rodriguez is thrilled to be a part of the Kent Place community and teaches Middle and Upper School math.

• Ms. Elaine Schwartz

  Elaine Schwartz, a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, joined the KPS faculty in 1971. She has taught history and economics, chaired the history department, written economics books and articles and developed curricula. Among her books are Understanding Our American Economy (Addison Wesley and a digital version) and Econ 101 ½ (Harper Perennial). She also created a website called econlife.com, which annually attracts thousands of visitors from more than 100 countries. Her website is a teacher/student collaboration dedicated to making economics interesting.