Language Arts 7

Ivory Taylor | Teacher

Breanna Belleau | Teacher

Mrs. Belleau is thrilled to embark on a new teaching journey, instructing 7th-grade Language Arts, along with Leadership and Learning Coach this year. A bit about her background: she hails from Southern California and made the move to St. George in 2022, where she resides with her husband, four children, and their beloved puppy Penny. They have found immense joy in their new home. Mrs. Belleau earned her Bachelor's Degree in English and Liberal Studies from the University of Redlands, proudly supporting the Bulldogs! Later, she pursued her Master's in Educational Administration from Hope International University.

With over a decade of teaching experience under her belt, split evenly between sixth and seventh grade, Mrs. Belleau brings a wealth of expertise to her classroom. She spent seven years at San Gorgonio Middle School before joining her Gila Family in 2022. Family holds a special place in her heart, being the oldest of seven siblings. Mrs. Belleau cherishes spending time with her loved ones, whether it's hanging out, reading, hiking, enjoying music, playing board games, dancing, traveling, or simply relaxing by the pool or beach. If there's water or food involved, you can count her in.

Mrs. Belleau's passion for teaching stems from her dedication to her students. She finds immense fulfillment in helping them discover their potential and grasp new concepts. Her goal is to collaborate with both students and parents to ensure a successful year navigating Intermediate school. She is eagerly looking forward to beginning this journey with her students and their families.

Bachelor's in English and Liberal Studies - University of Redlands
Master's in Educational Administration - Hope International University
License: Elementary Education, Secondary Education, School Leadership
Endorsements: Secondary English, English as a Second Language, Teacher Mentor, & Instructional Coach

Brittany Stull | Teacher

My Email: brittany.stull@washk12.org

Mrs. Stull is originally from Colorado, but having experienced frequent moves due to having a military family, she eventually settled in Utah during her senior year of high school, with a brief stint in Vegas. She has resided in various parts of the state, spanning from the St. George area to Logan. Having spent a decade at LRIS, her first year was as a para in the special education classroom, where she's since taught for nine years.

Masters Degree in Special Education from University of Utah
Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education with a focus on English and Theatre from UNLV
Endorsements mostly obtained through district-provided programs at USU