Taryn Artis

• Lead and coach a team of kindergarten teachers through weekly planning meetings, aligning instruction with standards and driving data-informed decisions
• Design and implement engaging, developmentally appropriate lessons integrating art, literacy, and hands-on learning
• Communicate school initiatives, expectations, and action steps through clear, professional written and verbal communication
• Model strong instructional practices and provide actionable feedback to support teacher growth and classroom effectiveness
• Foster a structured, positive classroom culture that supports creativity, self-expression, and social-emotional development

"Ms. Artis fosters a positive, structured, and welcoming classroom environment. Clear expectations and consistent routines support student engagement and minimize lost instructional time. Students feel supported and are willing to participate and take academic risks, contributing to a strong culture of learning." - V.Montez, API of Literacy

"Hello! We truly appreciate your patience and hard work!! THANK YOU! Seeing the way Esteban would come get random hugs from you made my heart melt because it told me he felt safe and happy 💕Esteban will be coming back to Comunidad for 1st grade in August. Enjoy your summer, well deserved!!" -Parent of 2025

• Maintained structured, positive classroom environments using school-wide behavior management systems
• Adapted quickly to various grade levels, subjects, and classroom dynamics while ensuring instructional continuity
• Supported student learning through individualized assistance, small group instruction, and active supervision

• Built strong relationships with families to support student literacy development through consistent communication and resource sharing
• Conducted outreach via phone calls, meetings, and home visits to increase engagement and program participation
• Collaborated with educators and staff to monitor student progress and connect families with academic and community resources

“I appreciate that you are communicating with your families in their native language. You are
not afraid to make mistakes.”- M.Sanchez, Former Supervisor for PALS