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Grace Gaglione, Tom Kitten

I grew up in Grand Junction Colorado and have a deep love for western Colorado. I received my B.A. in liberal studies from Loyola Marymount University and was a caregiver at the LMU children’s center. This is where I discovered my love for early childhood (especially infants and toddlers). After I graduated from LMU I entered in the Boulder Journey Teacher Education program. During this year I received my early childhood teaching license and Master's in Education and Human Development from UC Denver. Since then, I have taught infants up to three year olds and have never stopped learning! When I am not in the classroom I enjoy yoga, spending time with my family and taking weekend trips to visit friends!


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When I was in college I was part of a service organization. This organization was centered around service, social justice and building community. During my time in the organization and in college, I became passionate about A LOT of different topics, and at time if felt overwhelming. I began to realize how many issues the world had, and that I most likely wouldn’t be able to solve any of them. However, through my education I was able to see a common connection between all major issues; young children. If we can create schools and learning environments that validate, support and challenge children, we can slowly tackle all of these daunting issues that we face as a world.
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As a teacher I know that it is my responsibility to provide environments and experiences that help nurture each child’s innate abilities and passions. I see my role less as a teacher of knowledge and more as a teammate, a co-creator of learning and a fellow problem solver to all of the wonderful families at Paddington Station. I am so excited to be part of this community and
​to get to know all of you!
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  • Home
    • Greeting from Head of School
    • Strategic Plan
    • Inclusivity
    • Annual Giving
    • Annual Report 2019-2020
    • Blog
    • History >
      • Colorado State Historic Designation
    • Giving
    • Kind Words
    • In the News
  • Why Play?
    • Curriculum
    • 1,000 Books by Kindergarten
    • Great Books for Children
    • Play-Based Articles
  • Outdoor Classroom
  • Admissions
    • Schedule a Tour
    • Class Offerings
    • Tuition & Fees
    • Financial Assistance
    • Summer Camp
    • Inquire
  • Our Team
    • Meet Our Teachers
    • Meet Our Administrators
    • Meet Our Staff
    • Meet Our Board
    • Meet Our PPA
    • Professional Development
    • Career Opportunities
  • Current Families
    • Important Forms
    • All Aboard!
    • Handbook & Directory
    • Important Dates & Calendars
    • Classroom Sites
    • Paddington Covid Dashboard
    • Gift Giving at Paddington
  • Contact