Ms. Camellia Santos, Preschool Director

Ms. Santos began her Early Childhood Education journey at Chabot College. She continued to pursue her passion for learning and teaching at Mills College, where she graduated with a Bachelor of Arts in Child Development in 2009. Since then, she has taught in various learning environments around the Bay Area, including a play-based school in Los Altos, a Parent Co-Op Preschool in Fremont, and a Reggio-Inspired Preschool in Walnut Creek. This experience has highlighted for her the importance of creating meaningful relationships by honoring the diverse contexts of each student within the larger school community. Ms. Santos grew up in Baguio City, Philippines where she attended the same Catholic school from preschool, all the way to high school. Ms. Santos, her husband, and 2 daughters are new Parishioners to Queen of All Saints after a move from St. James’s in Fremont.

Ms. Sandra Seau, Preschool Teacher

This is my first year teaching at Queen of All Saints School, and I am excited to be part of this wonderful, faith-filled community. I have been working in early childhood education for about four years, with experience teaching and caring for infants, toddlers, and preschool-aged children.I earned my Associate's degree in Early Childhood Education from Los Medanos College in Pittsburg, California, and I am currently pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Liberal Arts with a focus on multi-subject teaching (K-8). My teaching philosophy is inspired by the Reggio Emilia and Maria Montessori approaches. I believe that early learning should be child-centered and play-based, encouraging curiosity, creativity, and independence. Just as important, I value faith-based learning and intentionally weave it into our daily experiences. I strive to help young children grow not only academically and socially, but also spiritually, nurturing their relationship with God from an early age. I feel blessed to guide and support each child's development and to help build a strong foundation for their lifelong learning and faith journey.

Ms. Alicia Lozano,  Substitute Teacher

Mrs. Lozano has been teaching in early childhood classrooms since 2010. She is bilingual in both English and Spanish and is comfortable teaching and working with children and parents in both languages. She also has experience with American Sign Language. She holds an associates degree in Early Childhood from Diablo Valley College and continues to take Professional Development courses. She has an adult son who attended a Christian School where she also taught for many years.

Additional Substitute Teachers

We have 3 additional fully-qualified substitute Early Childhood teachers, Mrs. Cathy Clark, Mrs. Sarah Sullivan, & Mrs. Andrea Rubalcava.