Class Picture 2023-2024

Meet our High School Teachers 2025-2026

Mrs. Melinda Melia, English 9, 10, 11— Mrs. Melia graduated in January of 1981 with a BS in Criminology from the University of Albuquerque (at the time it was a Catholic liberal arts college), and her teaching certification in 2001.   She worked seven years for Mesa Public Schools , two years as a 5th grade teacher and five years as the coordinator and teacher for the Title One math program at Sandra Day O’Connor Elementary School in Mesa, AZ. In 2008, Mrs. Melia became a middle school teacher at St. Timothy Catholic School in Mesa, AZ, teaching science (first year), religion and writing for 6th, 7th and 8th grade until she retired in 2014. Mrs. Melia was the teacher sponsor for the National Junior Honor Society for two years. She returned as a long and short term substitute teacher for the Diocese of Phoenix until 2019. Mrs. Melia is looking forward to teaching literature and writing to the high school class this school year!

Mrs. Amy Storey–World History II & Biology Mrs. Storey homeschooled her children for 20 years. She has always loved learning and teaching all subjects, especially music, piano, art, and science. In college,  Mrs. Storey was a Nursing major, as biology and chemistry were her favorite subjects, and became an RN.  She has taught in homeschool co-ops for 11 years, seven of them being with Catholic Schoolhouse, and was the Director of Catholic Schoolhouse for 5 years.  She has enjoyed teaching groups of students in her home, as well as tutoring one-on-one.   Mrs. Storey looks forward to another year in the classroom.

Mrs. Daniela McClintock–World Geography and Sacred Scripture  Mrs. Daniela McClintock has a Bachelor’s degree in Marketing from University of Maryland. After working for a Catholic communications agency in San Diego, CA, she discovered her love of education after teaching a Social Media Marketing course at John Paul the Great Catholic University in Escondido, CA. She then taught for 5 years at Saint Joseph Academy, a classical Catholic school in San Marcos, CA, developing curriculum for and teaching various subjects including Art History, Ancient History, and World Geography. She served as the Dean of High School Girls until moving to Virginia and starting her homeschooling adventure with her family. She homeschools her three children (with a baby in tow) and is very excited to jump back into teaching high school at Warrenton Schoolhouse!

Mrs. Rita Weyant-– Personal Finance  Mrs. Weyant is a 1985 graduate of Pennsylvania State University with a degree in Business and minor in Computer Applications. She is a 1995 graduate of the Federal Executive Leadership Program and completed courses through the University of Virginia in contract management, administration and computer programming. She is grateful for growing up in a large family of 8 and financing her own education through scholarships, grants, and student loans. Her federal career started in 1987 as a computer programmer for the US Government and progressed to budget and finance where she managed budgets at the highest levels of the organization. She met her wonderful husband, Tom, through work and married in 1991. They attend St. John and reside in Warrenton. During her career she taught hundreds of adult students in software applications, budget, finance, team building, total quality management, and process improvement. She is a student and graduate of Financial Peace University practicing step 7 (you’ll learn about that later). The skills learned throughout this course will serve students well now and in the future. Mrs. Weyant states, “I wish I had the opportunity to take this course in my youth to help guide me through the overwhelming information of credit, debit, budgeting, balancing check books, expenses, grants, loans, insurance, scholarships, and more.” She is a Ladies Auxiliary member (past officer positions), a NARFE member, a past volunteer for the Fauquier Free Clinic, a past volunteer Treasurer for WNC, and past Alter Society volunteer. Her hobbies include sewing, crafting, crocheting, gardening, painting, music, reading and genealogy. 

Mrs. Theresa Davies–Middle and High School Art

Mrs Davies graduated from Christendom College with an English Major. She taught at Holy Family Academy for two years and graded papers for Seton Home Study for three  years. She has been homeschooling her 9 children for 22 years now.  Ms. Davies has a great love for art and enjoys helping children find their hidden artistic talents and encouraging already gifted young artists to develop their techniques. She has taught Middle School Art for two years at TLC Co-op and co-taught High School Art at TLC co-op for 1 year.  She has also been the WS Grammar Art teacher for 6 years now and is excited to take on middle and high school art. 

Mrs. Sandy Kelly–Chemistry (2026-2027)  Mrs. Kelly has a Master of Science degree in Chemistry from the University of Colorado and a Bachelor of Science degree in Chemistry from Geneva College. She has taught chemistry at the college level and has taught chemistry to home school high school students for over fifteen years, both in co-ops and in private homes. She also does private tutoring in chemistry for students in all types of schools. She and her husband homeschooled their now 33-year-old son, who has two degrees from George Mason University and is working for a large information technology services company. Mrs. Kelly and her husband are members of the Reformed Presbyterian Church in Manassas.

High School Yearly Rotation for Future Planning:  (Each year has two dual tracks, choose 1 class per category.  See Course Catalog for Rotation planning.)

****Because of the dual track system, this is a 4 year program for high schoolers.  If more explanation is necessary, please contact a director, and we’d be happy to walk through the process for 9th-12th grade.

We look forward to providing outstanding Catholic classes and fellowship for our high schoolers!  Thank you for sharing your students with us.

In Christ through Mary,

The WS High School Team