Magnet Teachers
Below is a list of Magnet Teachers and a quick bio. Need to contact them? Click their email address to be linked to their EMAIL (or copy and paste). Group photo is from 2019-20.
Cantlupe Guides the Environmental Magnet Program
Coordinator JoAnn Cantlupe brings energy to the SPHS magnet.
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Magnet Coordinator JoAnn Cantlupe has been guiding magnet programs for over 20 years, eight of those at South Plantation. Programs under her leadership have been nationally recognized by the Magnet Schools of America organization. During her 34-year teaching career, she has earned prestigious awards and grants for the schools she has guided including Broward County Environmental Educator of the Year in 2007.
Coordinator Greeting - JoAnn Cantlupe, Magnet Coordinator Welcome to South Plantation School year 2021 -2022. I am so thrilled you have chosen to be part of the Magnet program in either 9th, 10th, 11th or 12th grade. The Magnet staff will be finding ways to connect you to the environment and experts in the environmental world. Canvas is where it is at! Everything you need will be found there. I am here with your teachers, the school counseling department and administrators to help YOU. Hopefully soon we will be back in school live and field trips and project-based learning will resume. |
Teacher Contact Information
Nancy Aleandre, B.A.
Robert Bailey, Ph.D.
Jody Berman, Ph.D.
JoAnn Cantlupe, B.S.
Tracie Casserly, M.Ed.
Donna Cooper, M.A.
Holly Desmarais, M.E.L.P.
Nicolas Duarte, B.S.
Kaidi Fenrich, M. Ed.
Steven Halpern, B.S.E.E.
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Carey Holder, B.S.
Benjamin Leatherman, B.S.
Tara Kingcade, M.S.
Micah Mintz, M.A.
Abraham Ng, M.S.
Jane Osley, M.E.
Ursula Williams, Ed.S
Jennifer Willis, B.A.
Matthew Zealy, B.S.
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Coordinator Pamela Krauss Guided the Magnet Program for Two Years
Krauss with 2012 Fairchild Challenge team.
Environmental law attorney and professor, Pamela Krauss worked with the program for 11 years, two as Magnet Coordinator. As a parent she worked with the community to establish the Environmental Science and Everglades Restoration magnet.
In addition to writing the Honors Botany course, Krauss led the school to seven consecutive Fairchild Challenge Championship titles and won Florida’s Serve to Preserve Green School Educator award. She was Broward County Environmental Educator of the Year, won the City of Plantation’s P.L.A.N.T. award, was Broward's P3 Eco Challenge high school top educator. and went to Washington D.C. as an Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship Program for STEM Education.
Krauss replaced Dr. Alyce Culpepper who established the magnet in 2002 and retired in 2012.
In addition to writing the Honors Botany course, Krauss led the school to seven consecutive Fairchild Challenge Championship titles and won Florida’s Serve to Preserve Green School Educator award. She was Broward County Environmental Educator of the Year, won the City of Plantation’s P.L.A.N.T. award, was Broward's P3 Eco Challenge high school top educator. and went to Washington D.C. as an Albert Einstein Distinguished Educator Fellowship Program for STEM Education.
Krauss replaced Dr. Alyce Culpepper who established the magnet in 2002 and retired in 2012.