Dr. Ellen Katzowitz retired from secondary education where she taught Medical Science, Biotechnology, and Internship in a magnet program.  She briefly went back to the hospital to work in the microbiology division before returning back to secondary education teaching health science in the virtual academy. She has dedicated her life to helping her students pursue a career in healthcare.  She has been the inspirational force in many of her students achieving their goals of becoming physicians, dentists, nurses, physical therapists, and even hospital administrators.  She is eager to share her knowledge with your children.

Dr. Ellen Katzowitz received her Doctor of Education degree   from the University of Georgia.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Dr. Erika Ijames-Wilson has over 29 years of experiences in the science classroom and in a leadership role in high school.  Dr. Erika Ijames-Wilson served as the magnet program coordinator for a Research and Medical Sciences program for six years. She has taught biology, physics, chemistry, zoology, and anatomy, just to name a few.  She has taught valedictorians to students with special needs. She is an expert on college scholarships and the successful transition from high school to college.

Dr. Erika Ijames-Wilson is a proud graduate of Spelman College and she received her Master's and Ph.D. in Science Education at Georgia State University. She currently teaches biology and anatomy on the collegiate level.