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Brittany is a vital part of KCA’s middle school team. After earning her degree from Marquette University, Brittany poured her heart into nursing at Kenosha's local hospital for eight years. She later paused her career for two years to focus on her family, including a season of homeschooling her boys. Today, her three sons love being students here at KCA. Brittany loved volunteering during KCA’s inaugural year and teaching 3rd and 4th graders the last two years. She is passionate about spreading the love of Jesus throughout our diverse community. When she isn't teaching her middle schoolers, she has a lot of fun cheering her family on in their sports endeavors, reading and going for walks.

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Rachael teaches art to students in 3rd - 7th grade. She holds a BFA from Columbia College Chicago and has spent more than 20 years teaching art to students of all ages. As an educator, Rachael is passionate about drawing out the artist in every student, believing God has uniquely created each child with creativity and imagination. She recognizes creativity will play a vital role in every season of life and every field of work for her students. At KCA, students explore a diverse range of artists—from historical masters to contemporary creators—while discovering how art shapes culture, influences the way we see one another, and reflects our longing for beauty, meaning, and ultimately our need for Jesus. Rachael’s classroom encourages students to engage the creative process with curiosity, confidence, and wonder. As an artist herself, Rachael loves experimenting with new ideas and exploring a wide variety of mediums. She brings that same spirit of discovery into the classroom, inviting students embrace the joy of making. Her artistic journey has led to a wide range of individual and collaborative projects. Rachael and her husband, David, have four children who have been raised with a love for God, neighbor, and the arts.

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Kendra Carnine has loved drawing and painting since she was very young; it amazed her to see something beautiful take shape on her paper. After school and years of art instruction, she began holding small classes in her home. Finding that teaching art was as rewarding as making art, she has continued to teach private art lessons and art classes for homeschool cooperative groups for the past twenty-five years. Her favorite thing is to see students grow confident in their ability to create art. Originally from Oklahoma, Kendra moved to northern Illinois with her husband and three sons in 2019. They all love the cool weather of northern Illinois and Wisconsin, Lake Michigan, and rooting for the Brewers!

Josie—affectionately known as "Ms. J"—brings a steady and kind presence to all the middle school classrooms. Josie has worn almost every hat at KCA, serving as an instructional aide, art teacher, volunteer coordinator, operations coordinator, and a classroom teacher. Josie was inspired to teach full-time because she wants students to deeply know the love of Jesus and fall in love with the beautiful diversity of world cultures. With a bachelor's degree in Theology and Global Studies from Bethlehem College and Seminary, this has always been a passion of hers. Outside of the classroom, Josie loves laughing with friends, hunting down the best food in town, and cuddling up with her brand-new dog, Pretzel. She lives in Kenosha with her sister, Megan.

Robert brings a diverse professional background in engineering, Information Technology, and custom carpentry. He has lived in Pleasant Prairie since 2022 and enjoys being part of the local community. Robert has a long history of volunteering, and values service and teamwork. He is also an aviation enthusiast. Robert is married to Julie and is an active member of Crossway Community Church.

Vince serves as the Executive Director of KCA and is passionate about helping the school flourish as it serves families throughout Kenosha. Vince's leadership is shaped by years of experience in public service, entrepreneurship, and a deep love for the local community. Before joining KCA, Vince served as a Kenosha police officer for ten years, including as a sergeant, where he led, trained, and evaluated fellow officers. He eventually left law enforcement because he saw Christian education as one of the most meaningful ways to invest in the next generation and strengthen the community. In addition to his public service, Vince co-founded a local real estate brokerage, where he has built and led a team of agents. He enjoys building organizations, developing leaders, and helping teams become healthy and effective. Vince and his wife, Brittany, have three sons, all of whom attend KCA. Brittany teaches Middle School at KCA, and together they are members of Crossway Community Church.

Aubrey has spent much of her life in her hometown of Kenosha, along with a few years in Texas, Arizona, and Northern Michigan. She received her bachelor’s degree from UW-Parkside in Elementary Education, and went on to teach elementary music, 2nd, and 3rd grades, respectively. Aubrey has spent time in both Christian and public schools, and she is grateful to be part of the mission that God is doing at KCA. She values the connections made with students and their families, and desires to see their hearts turned toward God, in hope that they would experience a true, deep, and lasting relationship with Him. Aubrey began her work at KCA as an instructional aide, and is excited to be fully teaching KCA's 4th grade class.

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Justin is the Founder of KCA and serves as the Director of Partnerships & Spiritual Formation. Since launching the school in 2022, he has been passionate about cultivating a Christ-centered, classically grounded community where students from all backgrounds can experience a life-giving education. Before founding KCA, Justin served with the United States Department of Justice, pastored at CrossWay Community Church, and directed the after-school program at Wilson Elementary School. His diverse background in law, ministry, and education has uniquely equipped him to give vision and bring spiritual strength to KCA. Justin holds a bachelor's degree in Pre-Law from Cedarville University, a Master of Divinity from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, and a Master of Educational Leadership for Classical Schools from Gordon College. He and his wife, Catherine, are raising their four children and are deeply committed to Christian education and the mission of KCA.

For more than a decade, Megan has been passionate about learning and inspiring others to share that same love of learning. She has served students and educators across Kenosha at institutions including Gateway Technical College, Wilson Elementary School, the University of Wisconsin–Parkside, Bain/EBSOLA, and KCA. As an instructional leader, Megan is passionate about equipping and supporting excellent teachers, believing that thriving teachers cultivate students who grow in their love of learning, their love for Jesus, and their love for their neighbors. She is committed to seeing the gospel shape a genuinely diverse community in Kenosha, views literacy as a matter of justice, desires to prepare students to delight in and faithfully steward God's world, and hopes to foster a lifelong love of beautiful stories in people of every age. Deeply inspired by the timeless wisdom and imagination of Tolkien and Lewis, Megan loves bringing the same sense of wonder and truth to the KCA community. Outside of school, you can find Megan hanging out with friends, making an elaborate charcuterie board, or filling the room with singing. Megan lives in Kenosha with her sister, Josie, and enjoys Lake Michigan in all of its ever-changing moods.

Susie has a gift for making people feel right at home, and she uses her amazing organizational skills to manage all of KCA's behind-the-scenes logistics. In 2025, Susie and her family traded full-time RV travel for life in Kenosha. Susie and her husband, Jay, have six children together, with the three younger ones attending KCA. A former healthcare project manager turned nine-year homeschooling mom, Susie brings the perfect mix of professional skill and heart to our team. She loves campfires, string lights, and a good adventure, but she is most passionate about sharing the beauty of a real relationship with Jesus. Susie is someone who quickly becomes a friend to everyone she meets, and she can't wait to hear your story.

Paige has been helping KCA from behind the scenes since the very beginning, and she is thrilled to officially step into a role where she can share the stories that make our school such a gem. Paige received a bachelor's degree in Marketing from University of Northwestern-St. Paul, and then spent the first six years of her career in corporate marketing and event planning. She is excited to jump back into the workforce after a hiatus with her children, eager to support a mission that reflects God's diverse kingdom. Taking information and transforming it into accessible, beautiful stories for our families and partners is a true calling. She firmly believes that being a creative is how she participates in God’s redemptive work on earth, finding her greatest joy in taking broken things and making them beautiful. Paige and her husband, Kris, have four children, including two proud KCA students. On most days, you can find Paige unwinding at the piano, getting her hands messy in a creative project, or finding sweet, simple ways to make everyone around her feel seen and loved.

Becca recently moved from Des Moines, Iowa with her husband, where she was a lead preschool teacher at a private Christian school. Before that, she tutored children in reading and math—experiences that deepened her passion for helping young learners to grow. She found in these experiences that she loved building relationships with students and supporting their growth, both spiritually and academically. Becca values each child as uniquely created and deeply loved by God, and she aims to reflect that love in KCA's 1st grade classroom. Outside of the classroom, she enjoys reading, listening to music, and spending time with her cats, Harvey and Dexter. Her favorite Bible verse is Philippians 3:20-21: "But our citizenship is in heaven, and from it we await a Savior, the Lord Jesus Christ, who will transform our lowly body to be like his glorious body, by the power that enables him even to subject all things to himself."

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John loves helping students discover the joy of singing and the richness of our shared musical heritage—whether through folk songs, hymns, or the great works of classical music. His background includes years of piano teaching and church ministry. Today, he is grateful to be in the school setting where he has consistent opportunities to point students to the beauty of Christ through music. More than anything, he hopes his students will come to see music not just as a skill to learn, but as a gift from God—something to be received with joy and offered back in worship to Christ. John also teaches 7th grade humanities, where he explores cultures and movements from the past, engaging students in meaningful dialogue about the human experience. At home, John and his wife, Kim, are raising five children. He enjoys listening to Beethoven, reading, and writing about the intersections of faith, music, and everyday life.

Veronica serves as KCA’s Director of Admissions & Family Engagement, where she welcomes new families into the KCA community and helps build meaningful, lasting relationships with KCA families. Known for her bright personality and unique ability to encourage and empower others, Veronica creates an environment where families feel seen and supported from their very first interaction with KCA. Veronica brings more than 20 years of experience in education and a deep commitment to nurturing students and partnering with families. Born and raised in Chicago, she has dedicated her career to helping young learners grow while building strong, trust-based relationships with parents and the broader community. Before joining KCA, Veronica taught at Lake County Christian Academy in Waukegan, IL and owned and operated a daycare in Zion, IL, where she served families with consistency and care. She is also a longtime leader at Christian Faith Fellowship Church in Zion, IL where she has overseen children’s ministry for the past 10 years. Veronica has been married to her husband, Andre, for more than 20 years. Together, they share a passion for investing in the lives of others.

As Dean of Students, Steven is passionate about investing in the next generation and cultivating a Christ-centered environment where students can thrive. Steven serves students through both discipleship and student support, leading Bible studies and creating opportunities for students to grow in their understanding of and relationship with Jesus. He also helps guide students through behavioral challenges with a focus on restoration and growth. He is passionate about supporting the whole child with sensory outlets and practical tools that allow students to succeed. Beyond these responsibilities, he loves building school community and camaraderie, like March Madness competitions and Spirit Week fun. Before joining KCA, Steven served as a behavioral intervention specialist supporting students with special needs, worked as a graduate Resident Advisor at Trinity International University, and served in pastoral ministry. He earned a bachelor's degree in Communication Studies from Western Michigan University and a Master of Divinity from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School. Steven and his wife, Tanais, are enjoying life as new parents. Outside of school, he enjoys playing basketball, video games, and traveling.