Our Staff

Director & Upper Learning Center Supervisor

Sharon Miller

Sharon has been teaching since 1985, and she began working at ALCS in 1999. She became a Christian in 1973 while attending a revival meeting. Sharon is committed to Christian education because it prepares students to serve the Lord in any profession they choose by serving with Faith and a desire to change their world. Her long-term goals include serving the Lord through Christian education, supporting her husband's church leadership, and enjoying her children and grandchildren. One of Sharon's talents is baking bread for family, friends, and students, and she shows her school spirit by telling people about ALCS and seeking people who want to participate in Christian education.

Food Coordinator

Amanda Ordoñez

Amanda was baptized when she was 13 years old and says that God blessed her with a heart toward service. She is quick to help where He leads her! Her long-term goal is to improve her skills and abilities through new experiences so she can expand her productivity and personal development.  Amanda appreciates Matthew 19:14 when Jesus said, "Let the little children come to me." She believes that Christians' should be committed to teaching our children spiritual principles which lead them to fulfill His commands. Amanda supports Christian education because she says children should know the Bible is the only source of absolute truth and should be studied to strengthen individual faith and a personal relationship with God (II Timothy 3:16-17).

Teacher

Krystal Sena-Reyes

Krystal has been teaching for 4 years and became a Christian 13 years ago. She believes tin the importance of biblical education and hopes to integrate biblical views into all subjects so that her students can live purposeful lives. She wants to continue to be the best teacher she can be for her students. 

Lower Learning Center Supervisor

Dana Roubideaux

Dana has been teaching for 15 years and has worked at ALCS for 4 years. She accepted Jesus as a child and wants to keep teaching as long as God needs her. One of her hidden talents is playing for the senior women's basketball team. She loves to show her school spirit by participating in school events. 

Kindergarten Teacher

Yiselle Lozano

Yiselle has been teaching for 3 years and has worked at ALCS for 5 months. She became a Christian at 17 years old and says Christian education is important to her because it nurtures both academic excellence and strong moral values that help students grow in faith. Her long-term career goals are to complete her education and continue building a meaningful career in early childhood education. One of her hidden talents is easily connecting with kids and making them feel safe and understood.