Dalton Davis
Dalton Davis is a first-year teacher at Chesterton Academy of St. Joseph, who has graduated with a Masters of Arts in Classics at the University of Cincinnati and had received a dual Bachelors of Arts in both Classics and History at Franciscan University of Steubenville. Additionally, Dalton is an affiliated member with the Society of Classical Studies, the Archaeological Institute of America, and the Egyptian Exploration Society. At Chesterton Academy Dalton teaches the subjects of Latin Language, History, Mathematics, and Art.
Dalton’s previous experience covers two years of individual and assistant teaching at the University of Cincinnati’s Department of Classics undergraduate program, lecturing in classes such as: Ancient Medical Terminology, Ancient Mythology, Ancient Sports, and language study in both Latin and Greek. While at Franciscan University he assisted the Classics faculty by being a TA for over four years. Dalton is an energetic and devoted teacher interested in bringing the lessons of antiquity to his students.
Molly Herman
Molly earned her Bachelor of Science in Psychology from Hillsdale College, graduating summa cum laude with departmental honors. She is excited to return to Chesterton Academy of St. Joseph for her second year, as she deeply loves being in the classroom with her students. Her particular passion is helping students understand the profound connection between Catholicism and the sciences. Prior to Chesterton, Molly worked as the Lead Grant Manager/Writer for Elizabeth’s New Life Center, a pro-life non-profit. When not in the classroom, she loves painting with watercolors, curating aquariums, playing and singing music of all kinds, and hiking and kayaking with her husband in the many MetroParks of the Greater Dayton area.