My name is Theresa Anson and I became a part of the Sacred Heart School community when my oldest started Kindergarten in September 1993.  Since 1998, I have worked as a substitute teacher, an aide, and a math teacher before becoming the  fifth grade  teacher in 2012. 

I am a product of the Catholic schools of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles, having attended Saint Catherine Laboure in Torrance, Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Newhall, and Bishop Alemany High School in Mission Hills for a total of twelve years of Catholic education.  

I earned my Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies with a Concentration in Child Development from California State University, Stanislaus. I completed the requirements for a preliminary teaching credential at the University of La  Verne,  and was issued a California State Multiple Subject Teaching Credential in October 2013.  In May 2015, I was granted a California State Clear Multiple Subject Teaching Credential.

I strongly believe in the value of a Catholic education.  My husband and I chose to send all four of our children to both Sacred Heart School and Paraclete High School. I feel their thirteen years in Catholic schools prepared each of our children to become the fantastic, successful, and compassionate adults they are.

A Catholic education lasts a lifetime.