Teachers

Teachers Kym, Doreen & Amy

Kym Meade
Group I

Teacher Kym has a BA and BS from Washington State University and was a KCP mother before accepting the Group I teaching position. After substitute teaching for a few years at KCP, she became a full-time teacher in the fall of 2009.

An accomplished artist, Kym created murals on the walls of the preschool that are enjoyed by everyone. Teacher Kym also teaches two classes at Lake Washington Toddler Group. Her son is pursuing his studies at WSU following her footsteps while her daughter recently graduated from high school and is pursuing further studies locally while she explore her next move.

“The lucky family that enrolls at KCP receives support, encouragement, and a wonderful sense of family as well as a strong bond with their community.”

Doreen Fisher
Group II

Teacher Doreen has a BA and teaching certificate from San Jose State University and taught elementary school in Mountain View, California. Teacher Doreen has been teaching at KCP since 1999; prior to which she was a KCP mother. Her children are now in their twenties and have left the nest.

Doreen does a wide variety of volunteer work in her spare time. She volunteers with the Happy Valley Quilters making quilts for Project Linus, an organization that gives quilts to sick children and others who are suffering from illness and could use a warm quilt. She also makes cloth bags for Morsbags, a group that discourages the use of plastic bags. Another organization that she volunteers for is Destination Imagination, a creative problem-solving organization that has chapters all over. Lastly, she also volunteers weekly in the LWSD Special Education preschool program where her daughter is a teacher.

“KCP is a wonderful, supportive environment for both children and parents.”

Amy Williams
Group III

Teacher Amy received her BA in Education from Western Washington University and a minor in Psychology with an emphasis in child development. She has a current teaching certificate, and her work experience includes teaching kindergarten, first grade, and literacy support.

All three of Teacher Amy’s children attended KCP between 2006 and 2012. Amy also served on the KCP board from 2007 to 2011 as a registrar and parent leader. She started substitute teaching Group III in September 2013 and was hired as the permanent Group III teacher in November 2013. She also volunteers at her children's schools as PTSA Vice President, classroom volunteer, and art docent.

"KCP gives families the wonderful opportunity to be involved in their children's first school and to be surrounded by a caring community of teachers and other parents. As a former kindergarten teacher, I am confident that KCP's developmentally appropriate and play-based program prepares children well for kindergarten."