English Program Faculty

Angi Felber

Angi Felber is a native of Wisconsin and a graduate of Colorado State University. Travels in Spain and New Zealand inspired her to emphasize diversity and global awareness in her teaching. Angie loves practicing her Spanish with DMIS’ patient staff.

Hope Forgey

English Program Coordinator

Hope Forgey holds bachelor’s degrees in psychology and elementary education and is a certified elementary teacher in both Colorado and Massachusetts. She has lived in Taiwan and speaks Mandarin Chinese. In her free time, Hope enjoys spending time with her husband and salsa dancing. Along with teaching Grades 4 and 5 in the English-only program, Hope coordinates the English curriculum. As DMIS makes plans to open a middle school in the fall of 2011, Hope will coordinate the International Baccalaureate Organization (IBO) authorization process so that our school can offer the Middle Years Programme.

Gretchen Jennings

Gretchen Jennings holds a bachelor’s degree in elementary education with a minor in psychology from Wake Forest University. Originally from Midland, Mich., Gretchen has traveled extensively, and even spent a summer teaching English in Malawi, Africa. She recently presented a workshop at the International Society for Technology in Education annual conference, and in her spare time enjoys hiking, cooking, snowboarding and photography.

Alima Ravenscroft

Alima Ravenscroft has a bachelor’s degree in elementary education and completed her student teaching in Australia. She received her master’s degree in educational psychology at the University of Colorado at Denver. A native of Seattle, Wash., Alima enjoys traveling, photography and camping in the mountains.

Marjory Warner

Marge Warner taught at Montclair Academy for nine years before joining the DMIS faculty. Originally from Waterbury, Conn., she has a bachelor’s degree in elementary education from Southern Connecticut State College. She and her husband have three children and two grandchildren.