My name is Natalie Pascador, I have been teaching music in some shape or form for the past 18 years beginning in high school when I started giving violin lessons to children. I attended Roosevelt High School in Wyandotte, where I played in the orchestra. I pursued music education at Eastern Michigan University, earning a Bachelor of Science degree in Music Education. I taught music K-12 for three years at a charter school before landing a job with Huron Public Schools in 2010. I earned a Master's degree in Music Education from Kent State University in 2013.

I play the violin, viola, and occasionally keyboard at Southpoint Church's Huron campus. I have often sang and played strings solo and with a trio or quartet at weddings and special events throughout the years. Music is such a great and useful skill! I taught private lessons for many years until I began working at Brown and Miller. I have focused my energy and time into building an elementary music program that has a foundation in music literacy, movement, and creativity in line with the National Standards for Music Education. It has been a joy and privilege to teach in this district. I plan to continue my advocacy for quality music education in our district.

I just recently married my husband Justin and am the mother of two boys, Keaton and Joel. We all enjoy music, movies, sports, games and having fun!