Mrs. Crollard earned a Bachelor of Arts in Education with an emphasis in History from Whitworth University. Her teaching experience spans 12 years and multiple subjects including Language Arts, Geography, Reading and Physical Education. She has also coached soccer, track and volleyball. Because she loves to participate with her students, you'll often find her in Gundy Hall playing a new PE game, cheering on her students as they accomplish things they didn't think they could do, or encouraging students to step out of their comfort zone and try new things! She enjoys teaching at Crosspoint because God is at the center of everything we do.

Mrs. Frye has been a music teacher and professional musician most all of her life. She attended Simpson Bible College in San Francisco and California State University Sacramento.  When you visit her classroom, you will see her passion for “raising up the next generation of Worship Leaders” in action.  Having taught all levels of music from the youngest to adults in choirs, orchestras and bands, you can see her enthusiasm to bring a new level of expertise to each student in a loving and caring environment.

Ms. Haag has a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies from Liberty University. Her career experience includes serving in the United States Army Reserves and in Social Services to provide housing for homeless youth and females who have been trafficked. Currently, she is attending Western Governor's University to receive a Masters of Arts in Teaching, Elementary Education. She loves discussing history, the biblical accounts, and connecting the two together for her students.

Mrs. Kipple has a Bachelor of Science triple major from Carson-Newman University in Education, Special Education and Psychology, a Master of Science from Johns Hopkins University in Special Education, and more than 100 post graduate credits in Education, Special Education and Administration. She has spent her 30+ year career in public or private school education and as a Children's Pastor. Inside her classroom, you'll find an abundant amount of laughter and smiles as her students physically, kinesthetically, and emotionally experience a concept being taught through an engaging and fun activity. She loves teaching at Crosspoint because of the close relationships the students and faculty have and the love and support they show each other! Christ is honored and glorified daily. She love to scuba dive, kayak and spend time with her family. 

Mrs. Pagaard has been a university instructor and high school teacher for the past 11 years. She has a Bachelor of Arts in History from Oral Roberts University and a Master of Arts in English Literature from the University of Tulsa. When you visit her classroom, you'll find her engaged with her students in informed discussions, working collaboratively on yearbook spreads, or helping students research historical topics. She loves teaching at Crosspoint because she has the freedom to align critical thinking and competent scholarship with a Gospel-centered worldview.

Mrs. Parker has a Bachelor of Liberal Arts with an Emphasis in Fine Arts from the University of Alaska and has been teaching for ten years in both public and private schools, and with at-risk youth. Because she's a firm believer in practicing the art form alongside her students, you can always find her in the ceramics or art studios covered in paint or clay! She enjoys teaching at Crosspoint because the small school environment provides more individualized attention for each student and positively impacts the student’s emotional and academic success!

Heather Raley has been teaching at Gateway Christian schools for nine years. She previously taught middle school English and is now joyfully teaching middle school Bible and praying over spiritual life in chapels and around campus. Heather graduated with a Bachelors of Social Work from Azusa Pacific University and strives to work with and know every student from a lens of curiosity and social-emotional behavior. Every class starts with highs and lows, prayer, and God’s word.  Curiosity behind human behaviors is a favorite study in her free time. Heather graduated with a Masters of Arts in Teaching and an English endorsement from Seattle Pacific University. Heather and her husband, Dave, are blessed with two daughters; both of whom attend Crosspoint. Heather and her family are very involved at newlife North Kitsap. In her free time Heather loves to read about trauma informed resiliency, garden, kayak, bike ride, eat good food, and make memories with her family.    

Mrs. Reed has a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology from North Dakota State University alongside a Master of Arts in Teaching from Western Governor’s University. A look inside her classroom will find her students working in groups to solve problems and create meaning out of abstract scientific concepts. She enjoys teaching at Crosspoint because her class sizes are small, allowing her to connect with every student and provide individualized assistance. In her spare time, Mrs. Reed enjoys the occasional day of cookie baking, suffering through a alpine hike, or creating a quality excel spreadsheet to track some domestic data. 

Mrs. Supelana earned a Master of Arts in Secondary Mathematics Education from Western Governors University and a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics from Western Washington University. This this is her 4th year at Crosspoint. In her classroom, you'll find her sharing her passion for mathematics and how the study of it reveals the glory of creation! She enjoys teaching in a Christian environment at Crosspoint, where the belief that each person is created in the image of God with an ability to think, reason and act from a biblical perspective, drives students and staff to respect themselves and each other. This respect creates meaningful relationships in a safe environment where deeper learning can happen and students can thrive.

Mrs. Weis has a Bachelor of Arts in English Literature and Writing from Whitworth University and a Masters in Secondary Education (English) from University of Phoenix. Before teaching at Crosspoint, she worked in public schools, wrote numerous articles for local papers and published two historical fiction books, Swiftwater and The Emblem. She finds the staff and students at Crosspoint refreshing and is thrilled to teach here after praying for this position for several years. When she's not teaching or writing, Mrs. Weis enjoys running, hiit classes, and spending time with her husband and two middle schoolers on their small farm in Olalla.