Miss Julea Pehl

Ms. Pehl brings an impressive wealth of experience to her new role at the academy, having excelled in various teaching and tutoring positions for young students. Her track record includes roles as an Upper School History and Language Arts teacher at Valor Education, as well as positions as an Inkling Bookseller and curator, a Latin Tutor, and an intern at The Heritage Foundation at the Simon Center of American Studies in the Feulner Institute. Ms. Pehl has even contributed published op-ed articles, such as "How 2 Unconventional Education Styles Fostered a Love for America's Founding" and "Supreme Court: Religious Liberty Prevails in Fulton v. City of Philadelphia" in the Daily Signal, clearly demonstrating her expertise and passion for education.

Ms. Pehl holds a BA in Politics and Classics (Latin) from the University of Dallas, where she consistently earned a spot on the Dean's List and took on the mantle of executive secretary of the student government. She played an integral part in founding a mentorship program focused on cultivating leadership skills among senators and has a proven record as an accomplished event coordinator.