Faculty

WSOC’s collaborative leadership structure encourages the sharing of ideas to build strategies and solve problems. The Board of Trustees, College of Teachers, and School Administration work together within a cooperative process, where input is gathered from all groups and communication is prioritized across the organization.

This shared approach ensures that decision-making remains balanced and inclusive, with each group contributing to the process. Responsibility is distributed among the three bodies, allowing for thoughtful, timely decisions that reflect the needs and values of the school community.

Amy Green-Bosinoff

Grade 1
  • Grade School Faculty
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Amy Green-Bosinoff

Grade 1
  • Grade School Faculty

Amy Green-Bosinoff is the main lesson teacher for the Class of 2037. Amy discovered Waldorf education through a Waldorf-inspired cooperative preschool for her eldest child and quickly developed a deep appreciation for the pedagogy. With a background in education, she went on to further her studies, becoming a founding member of a Waldorf charter school and completing both the Foundations and Teacher Training programs at Waldorf School Orange County. Amy holds California teaching credentials in Multiple Subject Education and Single Subject Social Studies and has taught across grades 1–12 as a Waldorf class teacher. Her younger child currently attends WSOC, and she is thrilled to join the Class of 2037 as their Main Lesson Teacher. Outside the classroom, Amy enjoys camping and hiking with her family, learning new crafts, and experimenting with new recipes.

Andrea Hubert

Grade 7
  • Grade School Faculty
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Andrea Hubert

Grade 7
  • Grade School Faculty

Andrea Hubert is the main lesson teacher for the class of 2031. She was born in Austria and raised in Germany, where she earned a master’s degree in business management before moving to the United States in 1992. Her two sons are both WSOC Alumni, having graduated in 2015 and 2016, respectively. Andrea worked in the early childhood department and handwork program, served as a Board member and on Parent Association leadership, and completed Anthroposophical Foundation Studies in 2006. Her deep appreciation for the gifts of a Waldorf education led her to re-enroll in the WSOC Advanced Studies program, which she completed in 2013. She most recently graduated WSOC’s class of 2022 , serving as main lesson teacher from grades 1-8.

Angelika Meier

Handwork (Grades 1-8)
  • Grade School Specialty Teachers
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Angelika Meier

Handwork (Grades 1-8)
  • Grade School Specialty Teachers

Angelika Meier is in charge of the handwork program and has been a part of the handwork program since 1997. She has also completed the WSOC Advanced Studies Program. Born in Manhattan, she was introduced to the art of handwork in 4th grade at a public school in Switzerland. She completed her undergraduate schooling in the United States, then returned to Switzerland to complete a degree in culinary services. She later returned to the United States with her husband and ultimately embarked upon her Waldorf teaching career.

Arieta Bizaro

Kindergarten
  • Early Childhood Teachers
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Arieta Bizaro

Kindergarten
  • Early Childhood Teachers

Arieta Bizaro teaches Kindergarten. She was born in Argentina but has spent most of her life in Southern California. She began her Waldorf journey as a student at Highland Hall, a Waldorf school in Los Angeles. When she had children of her own, she decided to become a Waldorf teacher and enrolled in WISC San Diego, where she graduated in 2013. Arieta also holds a BA in Psychology from the University of Phoenix. She has been part of the WSOC faculty since 2011, working in the Early Childhood department; first as an assistant, then as a co-teacher, and now leading her own kindergarten class. Arieta has two children at WSOC.

Bama Mattson

Fiber Arts
  • High School Faculty
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Bama Mattson

Fiber Arts
  • High School Faculty

Bama Mattson is the high school Fiber Arts teacher. She’s been an artist in many avenues, retiring from dance to then pursue a Fashion Design education through the Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising. After working in the fashion industry, she started her own bag and accessory company, Sixth & Co., where she is the owner and designer. She was recently the handwork teacher for first through fourth grades at Sycamore Creek Community Charter School. In June of 2023, she completed Foundation Studies at WSOC. She has a son who currently attends WSOC. Bama is so excited to be a part of WSOC and is looking forward to sharing all of her love for fiber arts.

Brad Holm

Games Teacher
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Brad Holm

Games Teacher
  • Grade School Specialty Teachers

Brad Holm is the Grades games/movement teacher. Trained in both Waldorf Foundation Studies and Spacial Dynamics™ and an avid athlete since childhood, Brad delights in providing developmentally appropriate movement skills to grades 1-8. Brad discovered Waldorf education when he and his wife were researching school options for their then-kindergarten-ready son. Mr. Brad is a native Southern Californian and a graduate from University of California San Diego. In his free time, he enjoys surfing, hiking, and gardening.

Catherine Averett

Pre-Kindergarten
  • Early Childhood Teachers
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Catherine Averett

Pre-Kindergarten
  • Early Childhood Teachers

Catherine Averett teaches Pre-Kindergarten. She grew up in Southern California, earning a BFA in Visual Communication Design from California State University, Long Beach. While in college, she taught English as a Second Language for three years to children in kindergarten through 3rd grade. After graduation, she worked as a Creative Director for a New York-based publishing company for twelve years. In 1994, through her father and family, she learned about Waldorf education and the work of Rudolf Steiner. She came to WSOC as a parent in 2002. She is trained in biodynamic gardening, and graduated from the Waldorf Teacher Training program at Antioch University, New England. She joined the WSOC faculty in 2007.

Charlotte Guest

Early Years
  • Early Childhood Teachers
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Charlotte Guest

Early Years
  • Early Childhood Teachers

Charlotte Guest teaches our Early Years classes, including Parent/Infant, Parent/Toddler, Playgroup, and Bridge. Charlotte grew up in Encinitas, California, and was raised by two educators. She was introduced to Waldorf education through the families she babysat for and their school, Sanderling Waldorf School, which inspired her to pursue early childhood education. She graduated high school a year early to attend a gap year program at Emerson College in England, deepening her connection to Waldorf education through art, history, and self-discovery. Charlotte earned a B.A. in Early Childhood Education from Naropa University, focusing on holistic and contemplative teaching traditions. She has worked as a kindergarten assistant and lead teacher at Sanderling Waldorf School and Maple Village Waldorf School, and completed her Waldorf Early Childhood certification at the Waldorf Institute of Southern California.

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