Teaching Assistants

Lauren Holdaway attended Wasatch Peak Academy as a student and graduated 6th grade in 2016. She loved it so much she decided to come back as a teacher's assistant! Her goal is to pursue a college degree in Elementary Education. When she's not in the classroom, she enjoys making crafts, walking her two dogs and painting. She loves working with kids and looks forward to another year with the amazing staff and students! 

Mrs. Harting started working at Wasatch Peak Academy in 2023. She has helped with grades 1-6 and enjoys working with and helping students develop a growth mindset and helping them to feel confident and valued at school. She has worked hard to become 95 RAP (Reading Achievement Program) certified to teach small intervention groups for students in need of reading support.

She loves spending time with her family, horticulture, and outdoor recreation.

Parlee joined the Wasatch Peak team in 2023 and has loved it! Parlee decided to work at WPA because of her love of kids and desire to help them learn and grow. The teachers throughout Parlee’s life have inspired her to help kids in the same ways they helped her. In her free time she loves to go camping, read, babysit, and travel! She is excited for her third year at Wasatch Peak!

Cheyenne Louchart is excited to be back for her second full year at Wasatch Peak Academy. She started at WPA as a substitute teacher before becoming a TA in 2024. Cheyenne is currently working towards her bachelor's degree in elementary education and will be graduating soon from Western Governor's University. She was inspired to become a teacher after having so many wonderful teachers in her own life. Outside of school, Cheyenne enjoys painting, sewing, and watching anime with her family.

Kendra Herrin is currently studying Elementary Education at Western Governors University and is excited to become a teacher in the future. She is also looking forward to starting her second year at Wasatch Peak Academy. Kendra joined the school because of her passion for helping children learn and grow. She finds great joy in supporting students and creating positive learning experiences. Her dedication to education stems from a lifelong desire to make a difference in the lives of young learners. Outside of school, Kendra enjoys reading, baking, and spending time with her family.

Emma Johnson is a proud graduate of Woods Cross High School, class of 2024. She has always had a passion for helping children learn and grow, which inspired her to pursue a path in education. Emma is excited to be part of a school community where she can make a positive impact every day. Outside of school, she enjoys playing volleyball, flying hot air balloons, spending time outdoors, and exploring new things. 

Trulee Goble earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of Utah in 2007.  She has always loved learning and sharing her knowledge with others.  When her youngest son began first grade, Trulee decided to join her kids at WPA. After two and a half years substitute teaching, she took a more permanent position.  Her favorite part about working for WPA is the people!  The friendly staff and amazing students add joy to each day. When she’s not at school, Trulee loves serving others, reading a good book, or reveling in the joyful chaos of her family. 

Ashlyn Maynard is a recent high school graduate who works as a dedicated teaching assistant. Her passion for helping children learn and grow led her to join the school community, where she brings energy, kindness, and a strong desire to make a difference. Ashlyn is currently pursuing a degree in Diagnostic Radiology at Weber State University, combining her love of science with her commitment to service. Outside of school, she enjoys hiking Utah’s scenic trails and exploring her creativity through ceramics.

Alan Lopez is currently in his second year attending Salt Lake Community College completing his Associates Degree program for Social Work. Alan has always strived to help and guide children be the best they can be, which led him to pursue a career through any title possible working with children. Though, Alan’s long term goal in the future is to become a therapist specializing in Play Therapy or Client Centered Therapy. Most of Alan’s hobbies include him being with his son whether it’s going on hikes or simply playing Roblox.

I’m a proud mom of two amazing kids—a boy and a girl—who keep life full of laughter and adventure. I’ve been happily married for 10 wonderful years, and we recently added a golden retriever puppy to the family, making our home even more lively and full of love. I’ve always had a passion for working with children and find joy in helping them learn, grow, and shine in their own unique ways. Whether it’s through play, learning, or simply being present, I truly enjoy making a positive difference in their lives. Family means everything to me, and I cherish the balance of being both a mom and someone who gets to work with kids every day.

Patricia loves contributing her time to the wellbeing of students and their families. She loves to also learn from her community! Patricia’s mother had a career working as a teacher at an elementary school and taught this to her. Patricia has a University of Utah Family and Consumer Studies Bachelor’s degree with an emphasis in Child Development and enjoys increasing her skills as a teacher's assistant. Patricia has been married 36 years and has 6 sons, the youngest 14 years old. Her oldest grandchild is 7 and her family loves sports!

Adrienne Revelli earned a bachelor’s degree from the University of Wyoming in 2024. She is currently working on a second bachelor’s degree at Utah State University. She worked at the middle school in Green River, WY. Her career goal is to get a master’s degree to become a Speech-Language Pathologist. Adrienne enjoys camping, hiking, and being with family in her free time. 

Gwen Fisher is a dedicated member of the Wasatch Peak Academy community with a passion for inspiring and supporting young minds. With years of experience working with children, she brings creativity, patience, and encouragement to every interaction, helping students grow in confidence, curiosity, and a love of learning

She previously served as PTO President, where she worked to strengthen school spirit, build community connections, and organize events that enriched both students’ and families’ experiences.

Outside of school, she enjoys reading, spending time with family, exploring the outdoors, and tending her garden. She strives to bring positivity, creativity, and kindness into everything she does.

Coming soon!