Our Head of School
| Meet Mrs. Hulse | Did You Know? | Blog | Speeches | Previous Heads | IN HER OWN WORDS “As a kid, I never felt that I was known by my teachers. I was one of many, many students in my class. I think we had 1,000 kids in my high school graduating class! So no one really knew me, and no one pushed me to take advantage of any opportunities that were available. That’s one of the reasons that I love the Academy. It’s a completely different universe from the experience that I had. And I just love that our students have so much at their finger tips and have such a strong community around them. I wish I’d gone to an independent school!” - Mrs. Hulse |
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| Did You Know...
Mrs. Hulse is a published author? Her interest in boys’ development led to a formal research project, the results of which were published in 1997 by the University School Press in a monograph entitled “Brad and Cory: A Study of Middle School Boys.” The project compared Middle School boys in a boys’ school with those in a similar coeducational school. Mrs. Hulse loves to paint? Mrs. Hulse is an avid painter, and she also enjoys reading, photography, and the study of wildlife. Her new online photo blog, Head Shots, showcases a photo a week from Mrs. Hulse. The photo below is the latest photo from Mrs. Hulse. Check out the blog. Mrs. Hulse went to junior high school in three states? Can you guess which ones? Arizona, Wisconsin, and Illinois. Growing up, her father was a photo engraver and her mom was a stay-at-home mom for a time before returning to the work world as a secretary. Mrs. Hulse loves her parents dearly and is proud that her mother, who grew up in an orphanage, graduated college at the age of 52. |
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