MSCR After-School Staff

Mr. Lee

MSCR Site Director

Mr. Lee, a former MMSD student, has been the head of the MSCR- Cherokee program for the past 13 years. As a kid, Mr. Lee spent a lot of time in youth programming and it motivated him to pursue a career in education and youth work. His focus is always to put kids first and to provide a space where they can grow and excel into successful young people.

Fun Fact: Mr. Lee favorite movie is The Lion King.

Ms. Anna

MSCR Assistant Director

Hello! I am Ms. Anna and this is my 3rd year as the MSCR Assistant Director at Cherokee Heights. I love getting to know students and making sure our program is a place where everyone feels like they belong. My favorite things to do outside of school are read, knit, paint, and eat delicious food!

Fun Fact: Ms. Anna was a student at Cherokee Heights Middle School

(Class of '14)

Mr. Simon

Program Leader

Hi! My name is Mr. Simon and this is my 3rd year working MSCR at Cherokee. Growing up I always loved being outside playing sports, especially basketball, and I am ready for an exciting year!

Fun Fact: I've been to 12 countries

Ms. M

Program Leader

Hello! My name is Milani and I am a senior at Vel Phillips Memorial. I am also the president and founder of Hearts for the Homeless and I enjoy reading and bike riding!

Ms. Hannah

Program Leader

Hi! I'm Hannah and I am so excited to have a fun school year at Cherokee Heights! I am originally from the Washington DC area, but have lived in Madison for 4 years and consider it my home. I love crafting, cooking, and hanging out with my cat, Simón.

Ms. Woodie

D&D Club Leader

Hello! My name is Kelsey Woodie and I run the D&D Club! I teach ELI Social Studies, and my favorite hobbies are reading and writing fantasy, playing D&D, and LARP.

Mr. B

Coach

I was born and raised in Milwaukee and am proud to be part of the team at Cherokee Heights Middle School. Outside of school, I enjoy attending sporting events, playing in adult sports leagues, golfing, and coaching youth sports.

Growing up, sports played a major role in shaping who I am. They taught me discipline, leadership, accountability, resilience, and teamwork. I learned how to overcome adversity, stay focused under pressure, and support others—on and off the field. Now, I aim to give back by sharing those same lessons with the students and athletes I work with.

Fun Fact: I won a state championship in football during high school.

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