Melissa Cline

Melissa Cline
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Melissa Cline
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Melissa Cline is KEY Academy's Spanish teacher for grades 6 - 8. Last year, Senora Cline won the Kimsey Award for teaching and was a finalist for the Washington Post Agnes Meyer Excellence in Teaching Award. Before joining our team in 2003, Senora Cline was a member of the Teach for America Corps, where she taught Spanish at Phelps Career Senior High School and at H.D. Woodson. At Phelps, she designed a curriculum to serve special education students at all levels and served as the co-chair of student committees. Her work at Woodson included designing curriculum to improve student oral development. Senora Cline has interned at a shelter for undocumented immigrants and been an education fellow on an Earthwatch Summer Expedition to Brazil.

Melissa Cline

Melissa Cline

Melissa Cline is KEY Academy's Spanish teacher for grades 6 - 8.Last year, Senora Cline won the Kimsey Award for teaching and was a finalist for the Washington Post Agnes Meyer Excellence in Teaching Award.Before joining our team in 2003, Senora Cline was a member of the Teach for America Corps, where she taught Spanish at Phelps Career Senior High School and at H.D. Woodson.At Phelps, she designed a curriculum to serve special education students at all levels and served as the co-chair of student committees.Her work at Woodson included designing curriculum to improve student oral development.Senora Cline has interned at a shelter for undocumented immigrants and been an education fellow on an Earthwatch Summer Expedition to Brazil.

Melissa Cline

Melissa Cline is KEY Academy's Spanish teacher for grades 6 - 8.Last year, Senora Cline won the Kimsey Award for teaching and was a finalist for the Washington Post Agnes Meyer Excellence in Teaching Award.Before joining our team in 2003, Senora Cline was a member of the Teach for America Corps, where she taught Spanish at Phelps Career Senior High School and at H.D. Woodson.At Phelps, she designed a curriculum to serve special education students at all levels and served as the co-chair of student committees.Her work at Woodson included designing curriculum to improve student oral development.Senora Cline has interned at a shelter for undocumented immigrants and been an education fellow on an Earthwatch Summer Expedition to Brazil.

Spanish teacher Melissa Cline both won the Kimsey Award and was a finalist for the Washington Post Agnes Meyer Excellence in Teaching Award.