Mr. Marc A. Devoid, M.A. – Headmaster
Junior High School and High School Teacher
Mr. Devoid earned his Bachelor of Arts degree in Theology from Saint Anselm College and
his Master of Arts degree in Theology from Holy Apostles College and Seminary. In addition
to his administrative duties, he has taught Latin I-IV, Biblical Theology, Dogmatic Theology, Moral Theology, Bioethics, Apologetics, Classical Literature, British Literature, American Literature, Catholic Literature, World Literature, American Government, Church History, Philosophy
of Man, Philosophy of God, Introduction to Philosophy, Metaphysics, Cosmology, Logic, Rhetoric,
French I, English Grammar and Composition, and preceptorials such as Saint Augustine's Confessions, Arthurian Legend, C.S. Lewis, The Doctrine of Christ the King, and J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings since 1995. He is the moderator of the Saint Augustine School Chess Club.
Mr. Devoid is married and has five children.
Mr. Devoid also teaches high school Latin I, Latin II, and Latin III for Freedom Project Academy, a Judeo-Christian classical on-line school that promotes liberty, citizenship, and independent thinking.
mtdevoid@gmail.com
his Master of Arts degree in Theology from Holy Apostles College and Seminary. In addition
to his administrative duties, he has taught Latin I-IV, Biblical Theology, Dogmatic Theology, Moral Theology, Bioethics, Apologetics, Classical Literature, British Literature, American Literature, Catholic Literature, World Literature, American Government, Church History, Philosophy
of Man, Philosophy of God, Introduction to Philosophy, Metaphysics, Cosmology, Logic, Rhetoric,
French I, English Grammar and Composition, and preceptorials such as Saint Augustine's Confessions, Arthurian Legend, C.S. Lewis, The Doctrine of Christ the King, and J.R.R. Tolkien's The Lord of the Rings since 1995. He is the moderator of the Saint Augustine School Chess Club.
Mr. Devoid is married and has five children.
Mr. Devoid also teaches high school Latin I, Latin II, and Latin III for Freedom Project Academy, a Judeo-Christian classical on-line school that promotes liberty, citizenship, and independent thinking.
mtdevoid@gmail.com
Mrs. Susan Tannel, B.A. – Elementary School Teacher (Grades K-4)
Mrs. Tannel received her Bachelor of Arts degree in Pre-K Primary Education from Cardinal Stritch College (Milwaukee, WI) in 1994. In addition to homeschooling and being a substitute teacher in the Milwaukee School District and North Shore suburbs, Susan worked as a kindergarten teacher at Our Lady of Sorrows (Milwaukee, WI) from 1995-1997 and a K4 teacher at Aquinas Academy (Menomonee Falls, WI) from 1998-2002. She is also the SAS Yearbook Committee Faculty Supervisor. She is also the K-2 Curriculum Coordinator.
susantannel@gmail.com
susantannel@gmail.com
Mrs. Amanda Zignego - Elementary School Teacher (Grades K-5)
Mrs. Zignego studied law at the Milwaukee Business Technical Institute and became a certified paralegal. In addition, she has studied creative writing at the Waukesha County Technical College and acting at the Milwaukee Repertory Theatre. For the past twelve years she has been a substitute teacher at Saint Augustine School. Mrs. Zignego is currently the moderator of the Saint Genesius Drama Club and the director of the annual SAS Christmas Program. Mrs. Zignego has been blessed with eleven children.
azignego@yahoo.com
azignego@yahoo.com
Mrs. Bonnie Kerber – Kindergarten Teacher
Mrs. Kerber has taught kindergarten and other elementary school classes for eight years at Saint Augustine School. She also taught Religion to kindergarteners at Saint Anthony Parish in Menomonee Falls, WI. Mrs. Kerber completed undergraduate coursework at the Milwaukee School of Engineering and Waukesha County Technical College. Mrs. Kerber is married and has two children.
mkerber@wi.rr.com
mkerber@wi.rr.com
Mrs. Anne Reyes, B.S. – Grades 1-2 Teacher
Mrs. Reyes earned a Bachelor of Science degree at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in 2012. She studied landscape architecture with an emphasis in horticulture. Anne is also an honors graduate of Saint Augustine High School. She also completed coursework at the University of Wisconsin – Waukesha and Moraine Park Technical College. Before joining the Saint Augustine School Faculty Anne worked as a client service representative/associate and assistant landscape architect for David J. Frank Landscaping Contracting, Inc.
reyesjcam@gmail.com
reyesjcam@gmail.com
Mrs. Amy L. Forro, B.S. Grades 3-4
Mrs. Forro earned a Bachelor of Science Degree from the University of Michigan-Flint in Clinical/Community Psychology and took coursework in Human Relations through the University of Oklahoma. She has taken many certificate courses through the YMCA of the USA and Department of Defense. She was a Youth Director with the YMCA of Princeton, New Jersey as well as a Youth Program Director and School Age Program Coordinator with the Department of Defense for a number of years. She is a proud wife of an Air Force Retiree and has lived in many states as well as overseas. She is the mother of four children and enjoys spending time with her family and friends, gardening, and crafting/DIY projects.
amyforro@yahoo.com
amyforro@yahoo.com
Miss Samantha A. Zahaykevitz, B.A. Grades 5-12
Miss Zahaykevits earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Liberal Arts from The College of St. Mary Magdalen (Warner, NH) in 2013. In addition to teaching high school literature for Immaculate Heart of Mary School (Richmond, NH) during the 2014-2015 academic year, Samantha also worked at Loreto Publications (Richmond, NH) since 2013. Some of Samantha’s interests include theology, philosophy, literature, traveling, reading, piano, sign language, and shooting her recurve bow. Miss Zahaykevitz also taught grades 1-2 at SAS during the 2016-2017 academic year.
rabboniutvideam@gmail.com
rabboniutvideam@gmail.com
Miss Savannah Pankow, B.A. Grades 5-12
Miss Pankow earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Theology from Mount Mary College (Milwaukee, WI) in 2013 but also completed undergraduate coursework at Belmont Abbey College (Belmont, NC). In addition to teaching in the RCIA program at St. Mary of the Hill Parish (Hubertus, WI), Miss Pankow has also taught 8th grade religious education at St. Matthew’s Parish (Neosho, WI) and 11th grade religious education at St. John’s Parish (Rubicon, WI). Savannah also worked as a clerk at the Basilica of Mary Help of Christians (Hubertus, WI) and ministered to children in emergency shelters and elderly in nursing homes.
alphonsusmaryjmj@gmail.com
alphonsusmaryjmj@gmail.com
Mr. Robin C. Roxas, M.S.
High School and Middle School Mathematics and Science
Mr. Roxas holds both a B.S. in Medical Technology (Minor in Chemistry) and a M.S. in Education from Franciscan University, Steubenville, OH. He is also certified by the State of Wisconsin to teach Biology/Life Sciences. Mr. Roxas has taught many courses including Biology, Chemistry, Accounting, Business Mathematics, Physical Science, Physics, Algebra I, Algebra II, Advanced Mathematics, Trigonometry, and Physical Education. Mr. Roxas has also taught at Ville de Marie Academy (Scottsdale, AZ) and Trinity Academy (Pewaukee, WI). Mr. Roxas runs Morning Star Family Farm, LLC in Hartford, WI, a fully operational organically-minded farm. He is married and has eight children.
rk.roxas@sbcglobal.net
rk.roxas@sbcglobal.net
Dr. Mary Anne Urlakis, Ph.D.
High School Philosophy
Dr. Urlakis earned a dual Bachelor of Science and Bachelor of Arts degree (majors in Natural Science and Philosophy from Mount Mary College), and later became the first student to earn a Master’s Degree in Bioethics from the Medical College of Wisconsin. She earned a second Master’s Degree in Philosophy and Applied Philosophical Ethics from Marquette University and a Ph.D. in Health Care Administration and Bioethics from Kennedy Western University. Dr. Urlakis is currently finishing a Certificate in Byzantine Catholic Studies from Saints Cyril and Methodius Byzantine Catholic Seminary. She has taught both graduate and undergraduate coursework, has worked in research and grant-writing at the Medical College of Wisconsin, has served on hospital and institutional ethics committees, written articles and presented programs on a variety of philosophical, ethical, and theological topics. Among the courses Dr. Urlakis has taught are: The Dialogues of Plato, Man’s Search for Meaning, Philosophical Ethics, Business Ethics, and Medical Ethics. Invited presentations include: “On the Value of Suffering.” Dr. Urlakis has been married for 25 years, is mother to eight children, and continues to homeschool four children.
murlakis@att.net
murlakis@att.net
Mr. Mark Schuh
Music Teacher
