Meet Some of Our Staff

Dedicated & Certified

Victoria Williams

Owner/Teacher

Mrs. Victoria Williams, the director and lead teacher of Little Scholars Childcare Academy. Started her early childhood journey in 2004, after the birth of her son. She begin working in the childcare industry as a lead infant room teacher at a local daycare. Over the course of her time in the childcare industry she has taught all age groups from infants to after schoolers. She eventually became a certified educator and has taught high school students for the past 4 years. She has made the decision to return to her first passion of early childhood education and hence the birth of Little Scholars Childcare Academy.

She believes in the Montessori method of education because each child can develop and grow at his/her own pace, and this opens the door for them to reach their full potential. A developmentally appropriate curriculum can incorporate some very important life skills which will enhance a child’s understanding of his/her environment. Learning how to negotiate and reason with peers amicably, developing patience, and learning common courtesy, are important life skills.

At Little Scholars Childcare Academy, children enjoy a balance of teacher guided curriculum, and free play time, which she believes caters to a healthy learning environment.

Teaching children has been a consistent joy for her and giving back to the community has always been one of her primary goals!

Certifications:

- DFPS Director Compliance

- Certified Teacher

- CPR / First Aid

- Language Exercises

- Math Exercises

- Child Care Director Management

- Shaken Baby Syndrome

- Safe Sleep

- Emergency Plan Guidelines

Sharon Weatherly

Lead Infant Room Teacher

Ms. Sharon Weatherly, who is a teachers aide and chef at Little Scholars Childcare Academy. She is a retired LVN with several years of experience in the healthcare industry so she is responsive to the needs of the children who are in our care. Always speaking to the children in a positive, patient, and caring tone.

She believes that children learn best in a nurturing atmosphere where they feel free to be creative and express themselves. Providing children with a developmentally appropriate environment will promote their self-esteem, and encourage them to interact with peers and with curriculum and other materials in meaningful ways. Ms. Sharon believes when children feel empowered to make appropriate choices, and are respected for who they are, they thrive!