Resource

Mrs. Robin Clapp

Resource Teacher (K-6th)

Robin is originally from Northern California and moved to Colorado in order to pursue her Bachelor’s degree in Psychology at Colorado Christian University. While at Colorado Christian University, she met her husband, Mike. She moved to Florida in 2008 with Mike, and their two daughters. She became passionately involved in classical education while home schooling her children until TCA opened in 2013. She has taught classically for over ten years, and has had a role as a teacher in lower school at TCA for the past six years. For the first three years at TCA, Robin taught 3rd grade. Since then, she has been the resource teacher for K-6th. In addition to her love for teaching at TCA, she is involved in sports, and the theater department.

Mrs. Amy Menard

Resource Teacher (K-6)

Amy Menard graduated from Hope College (Holland, MI) with her Bachelor’s Degree in Special Education and Elementary Education. She graduated from The University of South Florida with her Master’s Degree in Educational Leadership. She has been supporting students with exceptional needs in Sarasota since 2003. Amy finds joy in working collaboratively with students, colleagues and parents to spark children’s love for learning and perseverance in life. She is married to AJ and they are parents to two boys who attend TCA. Amy enjoys cheering on TCA athletic teams, staying active outdoors, creating art and reading.

Pauline Dunstan MSLP CCC(SLP)

Speech-Language Pathologist

Mrs. Dunstan grew up in South Africa. She has a Bachelor's degree in Communication Disorders from London University and Master's degree in Speech Language Pathology from the University of Alberta.
She and her husband lived for many years on Vancouver Island, British Columbia, before moving to Florida in 2005. She has worked as a Speech Language Pathologist in a variety of health and education settings, with newborns to the elderly, in four countries. She continues to be intrigued by communication development, its glitches, and new approaches to therapy. When not working with words she might be found on the tennis court or in her exuberant garden.