Administrative Team

Founder/Administrator

 Administrator

Operational Support

Director of Academics

Director of Finance

Director of Operations

Classes: Health, Chemistry and ICP

Josephine will graduate from IUPUI this August with a degree in General Studies Life Sciences with a minor in Chemistry. She graduated from Westfield High School and then went to Cedarville University. Josephine pursued a B.S. in Chemistry and a B.S. in Forensic Science for three full years, before God called her away from forensic chemistry. Now, Josephine wants to use her gifts of teaching along with her passion for science to teach at Northpoint. She has worked as a tutor all throughout college for mainly science and math. Josephine has a passion for walking alongside students through their educational journey. While she finds Chemistry fascinating, she understands that not everyone does. She desires that students will appreciate the subject and see how God meticulously designed the world around us. Josephine also is pursuing ministry. She is very active in her church, Life Church Noblesville, through kids and youth ministry as well as serving on the worship team. She also leads a young adult ministry. Josephine lives with her husband, Caleb, and their three-legged dog. 

Classes: Middle School United States History, World Geography

Lauren is married to her best friend, Darren, and together they have her bonus daughter, Story, and their new baby boy, Vinyl. If they aren’t snuggling their dog Vivienne, they are probably spending time with their large family. Lauren grew up as an inner city pastor’s daughter and while growing up in ministry, developed a passion for teaching. She attended IUPUI where she graduated with her Bachelor of Science in Secondary Education. She taught at New Palestine High School for the past five years and is excited to begin teaching at Northpoint in the fall! Lauren has a passion for creating relationships with young people and bringing education to life while showing them that a relationship with Jesus is the most important relationship in their lives and everything points back to Him. Everything. 

Classes:   7th Honor Language Arts, 8th Grade Honors Language Arts, Creative Writing, Middle School Bible

Erica Dick has lived in Indianapolis since 1995. She and husband Ryan were married in May of 2006, and Erica is currently working alongside her husband as he serves as a pastor at Hope Church in Anderson, IN. Erica has three kiddos who fill her life with lots of noise and hilarious dialogue. They are a source of joy, and she appreciates the two-day-a-week schedule at Northpoint that allows her to teach AND be home with her kids most of the week. Erica received her B.A. in Film Studies and Communication from Huntington University in Huntington, Indiana. She graduated with an emphasis in screenwriting and producing, and has had the opportunity to write, direct or produce five short films. She has also written a novel, several children's books, several screenplays and continues to write in her spare time. She has worked at Northpoint since 2007.

Classes: Grammar & Composition, American Literature

Born in Ohio, Danielle grew up on a farm passed down by family members for five generations. She moved to Indiana to pursue her education at Anderson University, where she attained a BA in Language Arts Education. After graduation, Danielle taught seventh grade (honors, general, and intervention) language arts classes at Pendleton Heights Middle School for five years. During that time, she married her husband, moved to Fortville, and had a son. Desiring to spend more time with her son, Danielle resigned from her position at the middle school, but continued to pursue other avenues of teaching such as tutoring, teaching ESL classes through VIPKID, and working part-time at a preschool. Danielle and her husband, Brent, currently have three children (two boys and a girl). The oldest son attends Northpoint this year as a kindergartner. Her husband enjoys coaching Hancock county’s Special Olympics basketball and golf teams. Their whole family attends these sporting events t o cheer on Hancock’s athletes. Danielle also enjoys participating in reading groups, writing in her spare time, and traveling back to Ohio to spend time with family. She is passionate about giving her children opportunities to discover God and grow in knowledge and character. Danielle is grateful to be a part of the Northpoint community.

Classes: 7th Language Arts, 8th Language Arts, Real World Literacy, Speech

Heather grew up in Fishers. She graduated from Heritage Christian High School after being primarily homeschooled throughout elementary and middle school. After high school, she went on to study at Anderson University where she majored in Theatre and English knowing that she would go on to pursue a license in education after graduation. Heather earned her teaching license through the Transition to Teaching program at IUPUI in 2010. She went on to marry her husband, Justin, and teach middle school language arts for the Brownsburg School Corporation for the next four years. During this time, she also coached cross-country and track and was a sponsor for Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Heather has a passion for literature as well as a love for acting and speaking. She coached the speech team at Hamilton Southeastern High School for three years. Her other passions include spending time with her family and friends, running, and enjoying God’s creation outdoors. She is very thankful to be teaching at Northpoint because it allows her to pursue her calling of being both a teacher and a mom.

Classes: 7th Science, 7th Honors Science, 8th Grade Physical Science

Barb grew up a southern girl but has lived in Indiana since the 80s. She graduated from Ball State with a B.S. degree in Geography and was on the Dean’s list. Her teaching career began in the early 90s and she has been teaching, subbing, or working in a school ever since. The whole Mross family is very involved in the youth programs at their church, Christ the Savior Lutheran in Fishers. Barb has been a group leader for the Confirmation program for 7th-8th graders, has led VBS, taught Sunday school, and helped with the Youth Praise Band. Barb joined Northpoint’s staff in 2017 and began teaching science in 2020. She is also assistant coach for the Panthers Cheerleaders. Barb and her husband, Steve, were married in 1992 and have 3 wonderful kids. Their 2 sons are grown and their daughter is a Northpoint student, class of 2024.

Classes: American Sign Language 1, 2 and 3

Bobbi Sue graduated from Frederick Community College with a degree in Early Childhood Education. She taught American Sign Language (ASL) at Horizon Christian School for two years. Bobbi Sue also worked as a Deaf Mentor doing home visits with families with Deaf babies teaching them ASL and teaching ASL to caregivers at Daycare. Bobbi Sue has resided in Indiana since 2001. She has been married to her husband Roscoe for 18 years and they have 4 children. Bobbi Sue is very thrilled to share her love for ASL and help her students thrive and enjoy learning ASL. She and her husband served in the Deaf Children Ministry at Creekside for 1 year and enjoy sharing God's words with others.

Classes: Spanish 1, Spanish 2, Spanish 3

Leigh Anne was raised in Indiana until age 13 and moved to California where she lived until 2000 when she relocated to Indiana.  She

studied Accounting at Mt. San Antonio College and also earned a certificate in Accounting/Bookkeeping. 

California is where she found her love and admiration for the Hispanic culture.  She had taken 2 year of Spanish in high school and decided to also take

it in college. Leigh Anne began teaching a group of home schooled students which led to teaching middle school at Legacy Christian school and the teaching at Northpoint.  She taught at Northpoint for several years while her daughter was enrolled and also coached volleyball. In addition, she has interpreted/translated for mission trips, interpreted in the medical field for patients and doctors, case conferences in the public school system in addition to interpreting a court hearing. Her goal is for every student to take the Spanish language skills that they learn to be able to serve their community and travel abroad.  Leigh Anne attends Traders Point Christian Church on the West side.  She is on worship team there and her husband is a member of the production team.  She has two adult children and 2 grandchildren and resides in Avon with her husband Tony.

Classes: 8th Grade Honors Physical Science, Forensic Science, Anatomy & Physiology, Biology

Jodi was born in London, OH. She graduated with honors from Houghton College in 1992 with a B.S. in Biology. She completed her Teacher Certification coursework at Wright State University. Having accepted Christ at a young age, she was very thankful to attend a Christian college that was solid in the areas of science. She taught Biology in both public and Christian high schools in Ohio before having her sons. She homeschooled them both and is thankful for the many opportunities she had to teach through the years in homeschool groups and at church. She and her husband, Jim, have lived in Noblesville for over 20 years and enjoy spending time with their sons, gardening, and watching and coaching sports. They are members of Harbour Shores Church. She is excited for the opportunity to continue serving the Lord by proclaiming His truths demonstrated through His creation and working with the students at Northpoint.

Classes: 7th grade Math, 7th grade Honors Math, 8th grade Math/Pre-Algebra, 8th grade Honors Math/Algebra, Algebra 1

Originally from Fort Wayne, Jodi Smith has lived in the Indianapolis area since 2001. She and her husband Eric have been married almost 22 years and have two daughters. Lauren is a freshman education major at Ball State University and Megan is a sophomore at Fishers High School. Jodi has a BA in Diplomacy & Foreign Affairs and German from Miami University (Ohio) and a MA in International Affairs from George Washington University. She plays the clarinet in the Indianapolis Clarinet Ensemble and the White River Wind Symphony and loves attending her daughters' band concerts and competitions. Jodi has been substitute teaching for Hamilton Southeastern Schools for seven years and has been tutoring junior high and high school math students for five years. She loves teaching and is specifically passionate about middle school math. Jodi is excited to share her love of math and problem solving with the students of Northpoint.

Classes: Personal Finance, US History, World History, Government/Economics, Critical Thinking & the Art of Debate, High School Bible

Jon Streeter was born and raised in Indianapolis and was active in his local community throughout his high school years. A member of Castleview Baptist Church since 2008, he was involved in the youth ministry for many years and has developed a passion for youth education. He attended Hillsdale College and Oxford University and holds degrees in History, Political Science and Economics. Since 2006 he has taught at Northpoint Homeschool Classes with classes in American and World History, Government, Economics and Debate. He also runs a private tutoring program at Fishers Library for students in Military History and German. In 2014, he joined the staff of Verity Institute, a CLEP-based college program, where he teaches American Politics and both Macro- and Microeconomics. In what little free time he has, he runs a travel company called AET, which organizes educational trips in the United States and Europe and raises money to allow underprivileged high school students the opportunity to travel and “walk in the footsteps of history.

Classes: Geometry,  Honors Geometry, Algebra 2, Honors Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus  

Megan Taylor graduated with a degree in math education from Taylor University and has since spent 8 years teaching high school math in both public and private school settings. She has always had a passion for math and science and loves finding new ways to make the material accessible and relevant to each learner.  In addition to developing students' logic and problem solving skills, Megan enjoys showing youth how every topic (even math!) points to a good and holy Creator. A few years ago, Megan took a year off from teaching to do a Discipleship Training School through YWAM. In addition to teaching, Megan is an avid reader and runner. She and her husband, Blake, have one son, Bennett!

Classes: 7th-12th Grade Christianity and Our World

Chad grew up in Rochester, New York, as the third of six children.  He moved to Missouri where he earned his BA in Bible. Upon graduation he went into full-time ministry with a focus on urban ministry.  He moved to Brooklyn, NY where he led a program reaching children and families in the Bronx and Harlem.  In 1987 he married Cheryl.  A year later they moved to Indianapolis to lead The Caring Place, the outreach program of Calvary Temple.  He led that ministry until 2022.  Ministering to the urban children and families is where he learned how important it is for people to truly know Christ, which means they must know the Word of God and understand their faith.  For then and only then can they be confident in their relationship with him and confidently share that faith with those around them.  This is why he has such a love for philosophy, apologetics, and theology and wants young people to understand them. Cheryl and Chad have four children, four children-in-law, and nine grandchildren.  In 2018, Chad earned an MA in Philosophy and Apologetics from Lincoln Christian University.  In 2022 he transitioned from working at the church to start the iNDY Network, a non-profit focused on creating a community of believers that reach individuals and renew neighborhoods.  He is on the board of P30, a non-profit focused on providing space and support for entrepreneurs who are from the far eastside of Indianapolis or are establishing businesses on the far eastside.  He has a love of teaching and believes that young people need to discover the truth and the power of the Gospel so they may one day be able to join Paul in stating, “I am not ashamed of the Gospel for it is the power of God for salvation” (Ro. 1:16).  That is why he loves to teach Philosophy, Apologetics, Theology, and Bible, and to do so in a discussion style that allows young people to experience the truth and the power of the Gospel.