Dr. Waters brings over 15 years of teaching experience at the elementary and middle school levels before transitioning into school administration. She holds a bachelor’s degree in science and information technology, a master’s in education, and a doctorate in educational leadership with a focus on curriculum. A certified K–8 teacher and PK–12 administrator, Dr. Waters is also a proud alumna of the MIT Science and Engineering Program for Teachers (SEPT). Passionate about educational equity, she spent over six years in Costa Rica teaching English and science, serving as Academic Director of a K–12 International Baccalaureate school, and becoming fluent in Spanish. Originally from Alabama, she spent many summers on Cape Cod before relocating full-time in 2019 and founding Cape Cod Christian Academy in 2020. An avid reader, she reads between 200 and 300 books each year. Dr. Waters also mentors fellow school leaders who are launching schools or pursuing certification and accreditation.

With over a decade of experience in education, Mrs. Radtke holds a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from The College of William and Mary and a Master of Business Administration from Simmons College. She has taught special education and social studies across multiple states, receiving accolades such as the Dr. Russell S. Boles, Jr. Award and serving as a representative to Harvard's Think Tank on Global Education. Her work has included developing transitional and inclusive curriculums, launching school-based programs, and mentoring both students and teachers. In addition to her educational work, she has held leadership roles in nonprofit, faith-based, and municipal organizations. Currently based on Cape Cod, she continues to serve her community through teaching, coaching, and volunteer leadership in organizations such as Habitat for Humanity and Brewster Baptist Church.

Mrs. Lyons brings a nurturing spirit and Christ-centered approach to her work with young children. As a Licensed Practical Nurse with over a decade of experience, she has developed a strong foundation in care, patience, and attention to detail. Since 2017, she has served in church nurseries and led preschoolers in Vacation Bible School, thoughtfully planning age-appropriate lessons, crafts, and Bible stories to help children experience God’s love. She also homeschooled her own children through the early grades, creating engaging, developmentally supportive learning experiences. Mrs. Lyons is passionate about building a classroom where children thrive both spiritually and academically. Her desire is that every child leaves the classroom knowing they are deeply loved—by God and by their teacher—and returns each day excited to learn in a safe, joyful, and meaningful environment. She and her husband have five children, two of whom will be attending Cape Cod Christian Academy this year.

Mrs. Thonus holds a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from UMass Boston, where she concentrated on child and adolescent development and was inducted into the Psi Chi National Honor Society. She began homeschooling in 2020 and transitioned to the University-Model® in 2021. She has two children—a son in 5th grade at Cape Cod Christian Academy and a daughter in 11th grade at Trinity Christian Academy. An active member of her community, Mrs. Thonus serves as president of the Lower Cape Figure Skating Association Executive Board, volunteers with the Friends of Chatham Waterways, and previously coordinated childcare at her church. A lifelong equestrian and accomplished dressage rider, she is also a horseback riding instructor who teaches natural horsemanship to students of all ages. Outside the classroom, she enjoys camping, beach days with her family, and caring for her two horses, Fenway and McFly.

Mrs. Sullivan discovered her calling to teach while still in high school, choosing the four-year education pathway at Cape Cod Regional Technical High School to begin her journey. She went on to study elementary education at Cape Cod Community College and Wheelock College, where she deepened her passion for child development and hands-on learning. With a Montessori-inspired approach, Mrs. Sullivan is committed to making learning come alive through creativity, exploration, and real-world connection. She is the proud mother of three children, including two sons currently attending Cape Cod Christian Academy—one in 5th grade and the other in Kindergarten 4. An active member of her church, Mrs. Sullivan brings her faith into every area of life and teaching. Outside the classroom, she enjoys spending time outdoors, staying active with her family, and pursuing her passion for photography. Her creative eye and love for community help capture many of the memorable moments that make our school special.

Mrs. Bridgwood earned her bachelor’s degree in history from Gordon College and holds a Massachusetts teaching certification in social science, along with a Sheltered English Immersion (SEI) endorsement. She began her educational career as a substitute teacher in both public and private schools, gaining valuable experience across grade levels and learning environments. She then served as a full-time classroom teacher at a private school for five years before joining Cape Cod Christian Academy in 2020. With a love for history and a heart for Christian education, Mrs. Bridgwood brings depth, creativity, and care to her teaching. Outside the classroom, she enjoys traveling, decorating, listening to music, and spending cherished time with her ever-growing family of grandchildren.

Mrs. Dodge holds a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from Bridgewater State University and is licensed in Massachusetts to teach grades 1–6. She spent over fifteen years teaching in the Barnstable Public School system, where she also contributed to curriculum development for Grade 6 Social Studies, served as a mentor to new teachers, and was recognized as an “exemplar” teacher by her supervisor in 2016. This will be Mrs. Dodge's 4th year at Cape Cod Christian Academy. A dedicated educator both in and out of the classroom, Mrs. Dodge is an active member of her church and teaches Sunday School to children in grades K–2. In her free time, she enjoys reading, knitting, and spending quality time with her grandchildren.

Mrs. Foster serves as the 5th grade homeroom teacher at Cape Cod Christian Academy while also teaching science to students in grades 5–8 and math in grades 5–7. Her passion for teaching is rooted in helping students grow both academically and spiritually. Jasmine writes for Cape Cod Moms, operates a small photography business, and runs a Mom2Mom Discussion Group at Brewster Baptist Church. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Mathematics from Rivier University and an Associate of Arts in Engineering from Gulf Coast State College. Bilingual in English and Spanish, Jasmine brings a diverse academic and cultural background to her work. With strong organizational and communication skills, she is deeply committed to supporting families and serving her community. When not teaching or volunteering, she enjoys spending time with her family and using her creative talents to connect with others. She and her husband have two children, both of whom will be attending Cape Cod Christian Academy this year. 

Mrs. Hastings holds a Bachelor of Science in Organizational Behavior from The College of St. Scholastica in Minnesota, where she focused her studies on biology and psychology. After earning her teaching license, she spent five years as a substitute teacher in Minnesota public schools before transitioning to homeschool education, teaching grades 5–8. She joined Cape Cod Christian Academy in 2021 and brings both classroom and home-education experience to her role. Deeply invested in family and community, Mrs. Hastings is the founder of the Parent Community Coalition of Cape Cod and is actively involved in her church. Outside of the classroom, she enjoys spending time with her husband and five children, volunteering, scrapbooking, reading, and sailing.

With over three decades of experience in education, Mrs. Cathy brings a deep love for mathematics and a heart for serving God through teaching. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education and a Master’s in Educational Technology, and has taught math at various levels, with a strong focus on middle school. Her teaching career includes long-term roles in both public and charter schools, most notably as a middle school math teacher at Cape Cod Lighthouse Charter School for over a decade. She was also honored with the “Above and Beyond” award from the Massachusetts Software & Internet Council for her outstanding contributions to math and science education. After volunteering as a math tutor at Cape Cod Christian Academy during the 2023–2024 school year, she joyfully returned to the classroom to teach middle school math for 2024–2025. Organized, compassionate, and committed to creating a supportive learning environment, she seeks to glorify God by helping students build both confidence and curiosity in mathematics. She also serves in children’s ministry at Redemption Rock Church and continues to stay active in the community through volunteer work.

Ms. Molly Hayman holds a degree in Fine Art from Northern Virginia Community College and furthered her education in Fashion Design and Graphic Design at Collège LaSalle in Montreal, Canada. After graduating, she began her career in graphic design with a small business, which led to freelance work creating print and marketing materials for a variety of local clients. Ms. Hayman enjoys using her creative gifts for a greater purpose, including designing an annual calendar to help raise funds for mission trips to Africa. Since 2022, she has been a valued member of Cape Cod Christian Academy, contributing her design talents by creating marketing materials for the school and inspiring students through her passion for visual and performing arts. She is currently pursuing a degree in Elementary Education to further equip herself in nurturing young learners. In addition to her artistic pursuits, Ms. Hayman is a certified CrossFit instructor, bringing energy and dedication to both fitness and creativity. Passionate about creativity since childhood, she believes in its power to enrich daily life and glorify God, encouraging students to explore and develop their God-given artistic talents.

Señora Raquel is an energetic native Spanish speaker with nine years of early childhood education experience and a strong background supporting bilingual learners. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in Education from Bridgewater State University, an Associate degree in Early Childhood Education from Cape Cod Community College, and a Bachelor of Applied Science in Radiology from Universidad Central de Ecuador. With experience as an ELL instructor and Spanish interpreter/liaison, she excels at fostering communication between families and school and creating personalized, engaging learning environments that promote language acquisition and cultural understanding. Señora Raquel is passionate about nurturing bilingual children’s social, academic, and creative growth while collaborating closely with families and colleagues to ensure every student thrives.

Janet Edmonson is an experienced music educator with a rich background in teaching and performing. Holding a BA in French and an MA in French from Middlebury College, Janet’s diverse career spans over five decades, including piano instruction, youth and adult choir directing, and serving as a substitute organist for church services. She has studied Gregorian chant and advanced music theory, and brings a deep passion for music and language education. Janet also created and taught French programs for elementary students and has extensive teaching experience at various grade levels. Alongside her musical pursuits, she has worked in music marketing and administration. When not in the classroom, Madame Edmonson enjoys playing the piano and organ, knitting, and gardening. She is also an active member of her church. Janet’s dedication to nurturing musical growth and appreciation makes her a valued member of the educational community.