Meet the Team

I am excited to start my tenth year at Lovettsville Elementary School and my sixteenth year with Loudoun County Public Schools. I hold a Bachelor’s degree from American Public University and a Master’s degree from Walden University. Teaching is my passion, and I am committed to fostering a nurturing and engaging classroom. 

Outside of school, I cherish spending time with my husband and two daughters, Penelope and Charley. I enjoy reading and exploring various arts and crafts projects.

I eagerly anticipate meeting the 2024-2025 first-grade students and their families. Together, let's make this school year a journey filled with growth, discovery, and fun!♥

Hello and WELCOME to first grade! I am so EXCITED to be your first grade teacher! We are going to have a GREAT year!

I am delighted about kicking off my 17th year of teaching at Lovettsville Elementary. After many years of volunteering in my children's classes, I returned to school to get my Masters of Education, with a special education endorsement from Mary Washington University. I am currently working on a second Masters with a focus on Literacy Education. 

Family is very important to me. I have 3 wonderful children, 1 grandson and another grandchild on the way. When I am not at school or doing homework, you will find me spending time with my family, reading, riding my bike, and crafting. 

Mrs. Cox, a dedicated teacher and third-generation educator, has been happily married to her husband, for 24 years—a bond that began in their Kindergarten days. They have two sons, a Biotechnology student at NoVA, and, a junior at Woodgrove High School working towards his Business Associate Degree at NoVA. Their family is completed by three beloved rescue dogs: Chima, Lexi, and Rio. With a Bachelor of Science in Anthropology from the University of Oregon and a graduate education from California State University, Mrs. Cox is well-equipped with a Teaching License and ESL Certification. Her teaching repertoire covers a range from PreK to 5th grade, and she has served as a Reading Interventionist and Special Education Teacher's Assistant, as well as teaching Advanced Academic English and Citizenship in Adult Education. Recently, she was the Program Director for a Jiu-Jitsu Academy in Herndon, VA. Outside of her professional life, Natasha enjoys traveling with her family, practicing and teaching Gracie Jiu-Jitsu, gardening, and reading. Born in Panama, Mrs. Cox has resided in six states and three countries, nurturing her passion for castles, wordless books, and orchids. Her favorite color is purple, and she prefers tea over coffee.