Contacting Mrs. List

I am always here to support you and your child. If you have any questions or concerns, please don't hesitate to reach out to me. Here are the best ways to get in touch:

Email Address: List.L@gmercyu.edu
Response Time: I check my email regularly and will respond within 24 hours on weekdays.

Conferences

Parent-Teacher Conferences: I am available for scheduled conferences to discuss your child’s progress and any specific concerns. Conferences can be arranged in person or via video call.
Scheduling: To schedule a conference, please email me or call during my available hours. I will do my best to accommodate your preferred time.

Additional Notes

Urgent Matters: For urgent matters, please mark your email as “Urgent” in the subject line, and I will prioritize a prompt response.
Weekly Updates: I send out weekly updates every Friday to keep you informed about classroom activities, upcoming events, and your child’s progress.

About Me

I am currently a graduate student at Gwynedd Mercy University, pursuing my master’s degree with a certification in K-4 education. My undergraduate degree is from West Chester University, where I developed a strong foundation in communication and the arts. Before transitioning to education, I was a PR director and marketing professional for several notable museums and cultural institutions. This experience has enriched my teaching, allowing me to bring creativity and a broad perspective to the classroom.

I am also a proud mother of three wonderful children. My experiences as a parent have given me a deep understanding of the joys and challenges of raising young learners. I love reading to my children, and we enjoy the adventures of Harry Potter and Percy Jackson together. My favorite book is To Kill a Mockingbird, which has deeply influenced my teaching philosophy.

In addition to my work in education, I volunteer for several community organizations, where I enjoy giving back and making a positive impact. I have been gaining valuable experience in the classroom through field observations and will be student teaching in third grade in winter/spring 2025.

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