Zaida Romero

Toddler Teacher

My name is Zaida Virginia Romero Chona, and I am originally from Venezuela. I was born, raised, educated, and worked there. I earned my degrees in Integral Education from the Libertador Experimental Pedagogical University, receiving the titles of Teacher: Education Specialty (2005) and Professor: Integral Education Specialty (2006). Subsequently, I pursued postgraduate studies and obtained the title of Specialist in Didactic Processes for the Basic Level (2009). Additionally, I received a certification from the Audubon Conservation Society of Venezuela (SCAV).

With over 15 years of experience working with children in Venezuela, I relocated to this beautiful country 10 years ago due to political circumstances. I am now honored to be part of Elizabeth Academy, which has afforded me the opportunity to continue practicing my profession.

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I especially appreciate the school’s focus on the whole child, which includes social skills development, in vivo problem-solving, community and service experiences, the arts, and practical living skills among so many other things! Most importantly, our children LOVE their school and literally gush about it anytime someone asks them.

Words cannot express the respect and gratitude I have for Elizabeth Academy. Our children’s experience (six years thus far) at both schools has been outstanding.

Our girls have attended Elizabeth Academy for six years now, and we can’t imagine sending them anywhere else for school. The individual attention and caring, collaborative environment at EA have been so good for both of them and we love the holistic Montessori approach to education. We also greatly appreciate all the efforts of the administration and teachers to provide our girls the ability to go to school safely during the pandemic. It has been a lifesaver for our family.

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