Khabral joins Atlanta’s education community by way of Oakland CA. As an experienced educator, he brings a wide variety of skills in tech, the arts, the sciences and math, as well as a deep understanding of how important it is to instill a love of learning in children. He credits his mother, a recently retired teacher in Auburn, AL, with giving him a strong and varied academic foundation, which helped him fall in love with learning too.

He has a B.A. degree in English from California State University Hayward, minoring in International Writ and Psychology, and to this day remains passionate about nation-building, community organizing and education. 

Daly discovered a love for mathematics while studying engineering in his early college years. It was then that he began tutoring whenever the opportunity arose. After college, Daly worked for several years in construction, which provided him first hand experience with the practical applications of math. He possesses an enthusiasm for solving difficult problems and a love of teaching. Daly is a graduate of the Mississippi University for Women, in Columbus, MS.

Sachiko Kogure was born and raised in Japan and has been teaching in the U.S. since 1997. She has taught for “Irasshai”, the Japanese language program on Georgia Public Broadcasting and has also taught Japanese in a variety of schools and private language learning institutions. She likes to incorporate hands-on cultural activities, such as making crafts and cooking authentic food, into her classes.  

Before coming to the U.S., she worked in Tokyo, Paris and Dakar (Senegal) in embassies and companies. She holds a B. A in French Literature from Rikkyo University in Tokyo. Her hobbies include classical music on piano, origami, organic pottery, gardening and writing.

Katherine Martinez was born in Chile and then moved to Boston in 1999 to become a Modern Languages teacher. She has been teaching Spanish and English since 2003 in the U.S. as well as the United Kingdom, Chile and currently in France. She likes creative, hands-on activities where students can learn by doing. She has worked in a variety of companies such as the BBC News, PwC, AngloAmerica, private schools and universities in New York, London and Paris. She has created immersion language programs for universities as well as written educational books as an author.
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She holds a B.A. in English and Spanish from Universidad Católica de Chile, an English degree from Harvard University and a Postgraduate Degree in Education from London School of Management Education. Her hobbies include reading, writing, traveling, visiting museums and doing yoga.

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