Teaching Assistants

Catherine Greenwood is a dedicated Teacher Assistant who enjoys working with children and supporting their growth both academically and personally. She believes every day is an opportunity to make a meaningful difference in the classroom by creating a positive, engaging environment for all students. Outside of school, she loves spending time outdoors—hiking, exploring nature, or simply enjoying fresh air. She also enjoys traveling and discovering new places, which brings a sense of adventure, curiosity, and renewed energy to her work with students and colleagues alike.

I have been working at Wasatch Peak Academy for 4 years. I love working in childcare, helping students with their work, getting to know them, and the broad range of personality they have. I've worked in childcare for 20 plus years. I have 2 kids of my own who are passionate about their sports. I guess you could say I'm a baseball mom. Besides watching my kids on the ball field, my favorite things to do is read a good book.

Gregory Hansen earned a GED from the D.A.T.C. in 2009. Greg decided to join an educational vocation at Wasatch Peak Academy in 2017 at the suggestion of a friend. Greg only stayed one year due to other opportunities as a Chef. The pandemic lockdown in 2019-2020 lead to Greg reassessing his career, he came back to the school in 2021. In his free time he enjoys playing competitive card games, watching anime, playing board games, and spending time with his family. 

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.

Loryn Bohling is a dedicated teaching assistant who graduated from high school in 2020. She has always had a passion for working with children and is planning to pursue a college degree in education to become a certified teacher. Loryn joined the school with the goal of gaining hands-on experience in the classroom and making a positive impact in students' lives. Outside of school, she enjoys reading, hiking in the mountains, and baking treats for friends and 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.