Mrs. Young spent most of her life growing up in New York State and moved to New Hampshire as a young adult to study Liberal Arts at Magdalen College (Northeast College). She then moved to Rhode Island where she worked for several years with young girls, ages 4-12, at Overbrook Academy (International Boarding School), focusing on their human, intellectual & spiritual formation.
 
Seeking to further her education, she returned to New York to attend Dover Technical School, obtaining certification as a Medical Assistant and a Phlebotomist while working at an adult home caring for the elderly. Upon graduation, she entered the medical field by assisting private medical doctors in patient care, medical procedures, and lab work.
 
Mrs. Young once again desired to work in the education of children and took a job as a full-time nanny, homemaker, and teacher of 5 homeschooled children, ages 1-9. She kept this position until she was married and began to raise a family of her own. She then focused her acquired education experience on homeschooling her five children over the course of 15 years. It was during this time that she and her husband relocated to Berlin and became a part of the Good Shepherd and Holy Family Parish community where she currently volunteers as a catechist for Family Faith Formation. Mrs. Young has been an enthusiastic member of the SRA teaching team for the past 5 years. 

Sister Maria Servidora del Santisimo Sacramento (Sister Servidora for short). Sister Servidora’s family is originally from Mexico. She entered the convent in 2020. For the past year she has been serving on mission in Phoenix, Arizona.

Mrs. Brasil has dedicated her time to teaching children how to read and write and has been a private tutor for kids with educational needs, autism and learning disabilities for several years. She studied Early Childhood Education at Cape Cod Technical Vocational school in Harwichport, MA. There she focused on learning the basic principles of education and attaining skills for the psychological development of children from birth to age 8. She also learned how to provide developmentally appropriate educational activities for various age groups. Mrs. Brasil is a certified catechist, through the McGrath Institute for Church Life at University of Notre Dame. Mrs. Brasil has two adult sons and is married to the Grand Knight for the Berlin Knights of Columbus chapter, Joe Brasil. Mrs. Brasil generously gives so much of her time she could be deemed a professional volunteer.  She is part of the Vocation Ministry team at Good Shepherd and Holy Family Parish.  Melissa enjoys exploring planets and stars alongside cooking and learning different regional cuisines--Italian and French are her favorite.

Regina Hayes graduated with a BS in Education from Franciscan University of Steubenville in May 2022. She is originally from Sutton, NH, and lived in several places before moving to Gorham in 2020. She enjoys reading and language arts the most, but she can also get excited about math. One of her favorite hobbies is Irish dance, which she has been doing since she was seven years old. She learned from field experiences during college that she would greatly prefer to teach at a genuinely and faithfully Catholic school and is happy to be at Salve Regina Academy.

 Mrs. Cone spent the first years of her life growing up in Rhode Island, and attending St. Rose of Lima school. During these years her faith, her church, and her parish family set the foundation for what would one day become her path in life. After moving to the beautiful White Mountains with her parents, she eventually found her calling to education. She attended Plymouth State University, where she graduated Cum Laude, and also received her certification in Special Education. Mrs. Cone has noted that from the start of her educational adventure, because of her strong foundation, her dream was always to end up teaching in a parochial school like the one she grew up a part of. 

In her leisure time, Mrs Cone enjoys most; spending time with her family, and making memories together. She is an avid fan of sports, and a true lover of dance and music. 

One day, Mrs. Cone hopes to further her education, gain her Master’s degree, and become a Professor of American History. 

Mrs. Johnston is a graduate of Merrimack College. In addition she serves as the Faith Formation Coordinator at Our Lady of the Mountains Parish in North Conway and serves as a Lector at her parish. As a mother of four Mrs. Johnston is quite skilled in group management and time management! Her travel experiences have expanded her worldview to embrace a humanitarian perspective which she strives to impart to her students. 

Mother Apostle of Joy entered the Institute Servants of the Lord and the Virgin of
Matará on June 25th , 2012, one month after graduating from Benedictine College
with degrees in Elementary Education and Special Education. She made her
perpetual profession of vows on September 14, 2019. During her time as a
religious missionary, she has been blessed to serve in the houses of formation for
the Institute and to be the Director of Religious Education for three years in one of
the Parishes run by the priest of the Institute of the Incarnate Word (priest of the
Religious Family of the Incarnate Word of which the sisters belong to).
 Following the example of St. John Bosco, she hopes to create an
environment where her students can grow in virtue and a personal love of our Lord
Jesus Christ and His Blessed Mother while having fun at the same time!