Faculty and Staff:

Hi, my name is Nancy Kremm and I joined the Saint Michael School faculty in 1996 as the Middle School religion, math, and social studies teacher. It was an honor in 2014 to be named Principal.

 
I grew up in Oakmont, a suburb of Pittsburgh, and attended St. Irenaeus Catholic School where I was taught by the Sisters of Charity. I graduated from Thiel College with a B. A. in Psychology and elementary teaching certification for grades K – 8. The love of children was my motivation to enter the field of education. While at Thiel I met my husband, John, who graduated from Reynolds High School.

My first teaching position was fourth grade at St. Alphonsus School in Pittsburgh. After teaching one year, we relocated to Florida along with my parents, brothers, and sister. However, when our first child was born, we decided to move back to Greenville so that our family could be raised in a small community. I also taught middle school at Monsignor Geno Monti School for 4 years. Although I have substituted in many public schools, it is the Catholic School in which I have always chosen to accept a full-time position.

Miss Cleland, my education professor at Thiel, and I had many private talks on the role of an educator. It was the Catholic Schools which supported my commitment to teaching the whole child, both mind and spirituality. Each child is an individual with different needs and learning styles and lessons should reflect this. Teaching and sharing my faith are my true passions. As Principal, I look forward to each school year to not only watching children grow academically, but also in their love of Jesus.

I am always available to parents by either email or phone (724-588-7050 or 724-699-5472). My husband and I have raised three children along with owning a business in Pittsburgh. In my spare time, I enjoy being with my family which also includes three precious granddaughters. God has truly blessed me in many ways.