Now enrolling for the 2023-24 school year!

Meet our Teachers

Teacher Robannie

Teacher Robannie ~ Director

Robannie is returning for her 19th year at LCP and is honored to serve as the Director.  Robannie grew up in Loomis, graduated from Del Oro High School, and earned her BA in English from Whitman College.  She completed her Early Childhood Education coursework at Sierra College. Robannie also participated as a parent at LCP for three years with her own son.

Robannie is grateful to be part of a caring community of families dedicated to creating a nurturing, play-based environment for children.


Teacher Kellie

Teacher Kellie ~ 2-Day Class and Tot Teacher

Kellie is so excited to return to LCP for her 6th year. She fell in love with the play-based learning environment when her daughter attended LCP.

She completed her Associate Teacher certificate at Modesto Junior College. She is currently working towards her AA in Early Childhood Education at Sierra College, with 30+ units of Early Childhood Education courses already completed. She lives in Rocklin with her husband and two children, Jack and Kate.

The thing Kellie loves most about being a part of LCP is the supportive and encouraging community of families.


Teacher Amanda ~ 3-Day Class Teacher

This is Amanda’s first year teaching at LCP. She is so excited to be teaching our 3-Day class. Amanda graduated from Chico State in 2011 with a degree in Child Development.

Teaching is something she has always wanted to do since she was a little girl. Early education has always been her passion – watching children grow and learn is a simple but profound joy for her.

Amanda was a previous parent at LCP and was also a member of the board. She lives in Loomis with her husband, two children and countless animals. She loves the play-based learning and community involvement so much that she wanted to come back and teach here. 


Teacher Sherry

Sherry has recently retired, after serving LCP as a teacher and director for 30+ years. She first joined the school with her daughter. She loved the school so much that she stayed as a volunteer and substitute, as well as went back to school and completed her credits in Early Childhood and Human Development so she could teach at the school.

Sherry believes strongly in the co-op preschool and sees it as a precious time for the parents and children. Her granddaughters both attended LCP, as well.

Sherry has received the Teacher/Director Award and the Lifetime Achievement Award from the California Council of Parent Participation Nursery Schools.