Faculty & Staff

Wen Guo serves as the 7th grade homeroom teacher at East Voyager Academy, supporting students during an important stage of academic and personal growth. Her classroom presence helps students strengthen core skills, build independence, and develop the habits needed for success in middle school. Within EVA's language immersion environment, Wen helps create a structured, supportive space where students can grow as thoughtful learners and globally aware citizens.

Juan Ma serves as a 4th grade homeroom teacher at East Voyager Academy, helping students deepen their academic skills while growing in confidence and responsibility. In the upper elementary years, students are asked to become more independent thinkers, and Juan supports that transition with steady classroom guidance and high expectations. His work contributes to EVA's mission of building strong academics, bilingual proficiency, and intercultural understanding.

Karen Moore serves as the Kindergarten B homeroom teacher at East Voyager Academy, helping young learners build the foundation for a positive school experience. Her classroom supports early academic growth, social development, routines, and confidence during one of the most important transitions in a child's education. Karen helps create a warm and structured environment where students can begin developing curiosity, independence, and a love of learning.

Ziyi Liu serves as a 3rd grade homeroom teacher at East Voyager Academy, guiding students as they move from early foundational learning into more complex reading, writing, math, and classroom responsibilities. Her role supports both academic development and the confidence students need to participate actively in a bilingual learning environment. Ziyi helps students build strong habits, curiosity, and respect for different cultures.

Jiang Zhang supports East Voyager Academy through dance instruction and as a 5K teaching assistant, bringing creativity, movement, and classroom support into the student experience. Through the arts and early childhood support, Jiang helps students develop confidence, coordination, expression, and engagement. Her role adds an important creative dimension to EVA's mission by helping students experience learning through both structure and cultural expression.

Lili Liu serves as a 2nd grade homeroom teacher at East Voyager Academy, helping students strengthen their academic foundations while becoming more independent learners. Her classroom supports growth in core subjects, communication, responsibility, and confidence. Lili's work helps students continue building the skills and curiosity needed to thrive in EVA's bilingual and intercultural learning environment.

Rui He Winka serves as a Kindergarten teaching assistant at East Voyager Academy, supporting young learners as they adjust to classroom routines, social expectations, and early academic work. Her role is essential in helping students feel safe, encouraged, and ready to participate. Rui helps create the kind of caring and structured early learning environment that allows children to build confidence from the start.

Suping Sun serves as a 1st grade homeroom teacher at East Voyager Academy, guiding students through a critical year of early academic growth. Her classroom helps students strengthen reading, writing, math, communication, and social skills while continuing to build independence. Suping supports EVA's mission by helping young learners develop strong foundations in a bilingual, culturally rich school community.

Yuanchun Ma serves as the 5th grade homeroom and math teacher at East Voyager Academy, helping students prepare for the increased expectations of middle school. With a focus on mathematical thinking, problem solving, and academic responsibility, Yuanchun supports students as they build confidence in challenging material. Her work helps students strengthen both core skills and the disciplined thinking needed for long-term success.

Yao Chen teaches art at East Voyager Academy, helping students explore creativity, expression, and visual communication as part of a well-rounded education. Through art, students can develop observation skills, cultural awareness, confidence, and creative problem-solving. Yao's work adds an important creative layer to EVA's academic and intercultural mission by giving students opportunities to express what they are learning in meaningful visual ways.

Jinqiong Huang serves as an 8th grade homeroom teacher at East Voyager Academy, supporting students during their final year before high school. Her role helps students strengthen academic discipline, independence, leadership, and readiness for the next stage of their education. Jinqiong contributes to EVA's mission by helping students finish middle school with confidence, strong habits, and a broader understanding of the world around them.

Kris Tyte teaches middle school math and science at East Voyager Academy, where he serves as the 6B homeroom teacher. He brings a practical, technology-forward approach to the classroom, with a focus on strong academic foundations, critical thinking, and hands-on learning. Drawing on a background in software, community service, and educational nonprofit work, Kris helps students connect standards-based learning to real-world problems while building confidence, curiosity, and the skills needed to navigate an increasingly complex world.

Crystal Miller serves as an 8th grade homeroom and ELA teacher at East Voyager Academy, helping students strengthen reading, writing, communication, and critical thinking skills. Her work supports students as they prepare for high school expectations and learn to express ideas clearly and thoughtfully. Crystal helps students build the literacy foundation needed for academic success across subjects and for confident participation in a global learning community.

Debra Reskin supports East Voyager Academy through the Exceptional Children's Program, helping ensure that students with diverse learning needs receive meaningful support. Her role is centered on access, growth, and helping each student participate successfully in the school community. Debra's work strengthens EVA's commitment to serving students as individuals while maintaining high expectations, care, and academic purpose.