Exciting news! The Promise Career Institute application is now OPEN! If you’re ready to take the next step toward a brighter future, now is the time to apply. Our innovative programs are designed to help students unlock their potential and explore meaningful career pathways.
Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity – your future begins at PCI! Apply today and get ready to join a community focused on success and growth.
Current students DO NOT need to reapply.
Mrs. Natalie Meiguez
As the 2024-2025 school year begins, Ms. Natalie Meiguez proudly embarks on her 27th year in education, a journey marked by a wide range of rewarding experiences. Over the course of her career, she has served in various roles, including instructional coach, district math coordinator, testing coordinator, department chairperson, professional learning community lead teacher, and classroom teacher. While each position has brought its own sense of fulfillment, her passion has always been rooted in the classroom. Ms. Meiguez cherishes the opportunity to witness the "ah-ha" moments when students grasp new concepts and ideas—moments that make teaching both special and meaningful.
Outside of her professional life, Ms. Meiguez enjoys supporting her family. She loves exploring new cuisines with her daughter, a self-proclaimed foodie, cheering on her son as he plays collegiate football, and spending quiet time with her husband.
Ms. Meiguez looks forward to another year of learning, growth, and discovery alongside her students. She is committed to fostering an engaging and supportive learning environment that promotes both academic success and personal development.
Mrs. Kersten Hunt
Kersten Hunt is a dedicated CTAE educator with over a decade of experience in Early Childhood Care and Education. Her career began in Head Start programs, where she discovered a passion for nurturing young children and supporting their developmental milestones. She further refined her skills at the Suzuki Montessori School, utilizing a child-centered approach with hands-on materials to foster independence and self-directed exploration.
Kersten's expertise led her to teach kindergarten in Clayton County Public Schools for seven years, where she developed and implemented grade-level instruction tailored to the unique needs of young learners. Her proficiency in designing curriculum and instructional strategies reflects a deep understanding of early childhood education.
Her professional interests include early literacy, language development, and supporting diverse learners. Kersten is deeply committed to building strong foundational skills in reading and communication while promoting inclusivity and child development, making significant contributions to the field.
Outside of her professional life, Kersten enjoys reading, traveling, and spending time with her family, including her husband and their fur baby, Nova.
