About Mrs. May

This will be my 22nd year of teaching. I have a Bachelor's Degree with dual certification in Early Childhood and Elementary Education from the University of Delaware, as well as 21 Master's college credits towards educational technology.  I am proud to have achieved my National Board Teaching Certification in 2025. During the 2026-2027 school year, I am working on my Master's Degree in Curriculum Design and Instruction.  This is my 9th year in South Carolina teaching Kindergarten and First-grade students at CES.  Before moving to South Carolina, I taught for 13 years in Orlando, Florida.  During that time, I was a Pre-K teacher for 2 years and a Kindergarten teacher for 11 years in the elementary setting.  During my years in Orlando, I taught continuing education classes for adult learners at Orlando Tech.  My adult education courses were tailored for students who wished to work in a childcare setting, helping them learn early childhood standards, behavioral education, and theories in Early Childhood Education. I have also presented at Early Childhood conferences on behavior management and literacy concepts.  

Outside the classroom, I am a wife and mother to three boys (10th-, 8th-, and 4th-graders).   When I am not in the classroom, I will most definitely be found on a soccer field, cross-country running trek, Taekwondo studio, or swimming stadium, as my boys are very active in sports. Teaching is both my joy and passion.  I am so excited to share my love of teaching with the Chapin community.   It matters that my students are in an environment where they are loved and seen as individual learners.  My job is to help them reach their highest potential as well-rounded students who are engaged in learning and are wonderful people in our Chapin community.  I am looking forward to a great year with a new group of sweet Kindergarten kiddos!   

About Mrs. Wolfe

I am starting my 6th year as a kindergarten assistant. I have a Bachelor's degree in Sociology with a minor in Early Childhood Education from the University of South Carolina.  Before being hired at CES, I was a substitute in District 5 for two years.  I decided to start substituting once my youngest entered kindergarten.  I was home for 11 years, raising my two children.  Prior to having children, I was the director of the 5th Circuit Solicitor’s office Pre-Trial Intervention program for Kershaw County.  In that position, I oversaw the adult and juvenile programs.

 When I’m not in the classroom, loving your babies, I’m at home loving mine!  My husband and I have a boy (11th grade) and a girl (7th grade).  My son wrestles for Chapin High, and my daughter is on a competitive dance team; therefore, we are quite a busy family.  As a parent who sends her children into complete strangers’ classrooms each year, one of my biggest hopes is for teachers who will love them as their very own.  I can assure you that when your little one becomes a Mountain Mover, they will not only receive an excellent education, but they will be loved as our very own.