Santa Rosa County Math & Science Department

Welcome to the home page for the Math & Science Department of Santa Rosa County District Schools. We aim to serve our students, teachers, administrators, and stakeholders in all we do. Please reach out if we can help you in any way.

Meghan Hall - Coordinator of Math & Science

Meghan Hall returned to the Math and Science Department in January of 2022. She being 19 years of experience to our department. She first began her career at W.H. Rhodes Elementary school where she served 13 years as a 1st, 2nd and 5th grade teacher, a Math Academic Specialist and Interventionist.  She then became the Elementary Math TSA for a year, working alongside Jeff Baugus, before being named Assistant Principal at East Milton Elementary School. She spent three and half years at East Milton Elementary where she was named Elementary School Assitant Principal of the Year. Meghan is a product of Santa Rosa County School District herself.  She was born and raised in Milton, FL and prides herself on giving back to her community.  She is excited to be serving in this role and is looking forward to working alongside her team of educators, as well as with the outstanding Educators and Administrators in Santa Rosa County.

Erin Dozier - Elementary Math Specialist

After 18 years of teaching in six states and all grades K-5, I joined the Math & Science Department as your K-5 Math Specialist in June 2022.  Through my years I was honored as Quail Valley’s Teacher of the Year, Santa Rosa District’s Math Teacher of the year and recently featured with FSU to tell my CGI story!

I am excited to be in this role and am here for all things Math!  Contact me for professional development online & in person, classroom visits to model problem solving, small group instruction, math games or problem strings, and schedule me for school PD or to sit in data chats or MTSS.  I am happy to help!

Katie Stein - Secondary Math Specialist

I have over 16 years of experience in the education field within the secondary, elementary, and early education settings.  I held various roles within these settings, which include Education & Disabilities Specialist, Mentor Coach, Interventionist, and Teacher.  My experience outside of the education field consists of accountant, bookkeeper, and tax preparer.

Please reach out to me for support in your classroom, implementation of the new State Math Standards, implementation of the new textbook adoption, and mathematics in-service opportunities.

Tiffany Climer - Science Specialist

Tiffany joined the Math and Science Department as the Science Specialist in April of 2023. She has over 10 years of experience in the education field. She has held various positions within the world of education. She has taught a variety of grades, K-8. She has served as a K-6 interventionist, Instructional Coach of a 5-8 intermediate school, and worked as an Educational Consultant doing work with District Outreach Coordinators in Indiana, and assisting school districts in implementing and evaluating their current practices with RTI before relocating with her family to Milton, FL.

She has spent the last year and half back in a classroom setting and is very eager to again serve teachers in a different capacity to help all students work to their fullest potential. Let Tiffany know how she can best support you in your classroom. She can provide a variety of supports – instructional planning, data analysis, classroom observations, etc. She is here to help meet your classroom needs in whatever capacity is needed.

Charlene Mauro - Director Navarre Beach Marine Science Station (TSA)

Charlene Mauro is the Director of the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station. Through Pensacola State College, she teaches Marine Biology and Oceanography to area dual enrollment students who in turn educate young children that attend programs on site. In addition to serving as the Director of the Navarre Beach Marine Science Station, she serves as the first ever Science Specialist for the Santa Rosa County School District. Mrs. Mauro has successfully written grants to completely transform a vacant ranger station into a fully functional science field station.  Knowing the immense positive impact that scientific research and teacher professional development has made on her career, Mrs. Mauro makes at least two professional presentations annually at local, state, and national levels. Past honors include EPA’s Presidential Award, National Marine Educator of the Year, Outstanding Florida High School Science Teacher of the Year, University of Florida Distinguished Educator, Gulf Guardian Award, University of West Florida Outstanding Young Alumnus, Sea World's Excellence in Environmental Education award and a finalist for Florida Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Mauro serves as a mentor for the UWF-Teach program and UWF STEM Scholars. She is an active member in professional and community groups including the Gulf Coast Ocean Observation Systems (GCOOS), National Marine Educators Association, National Science Teachers Association, and Rotary. By example, Charlene encourages her students to find their passion, seek opportunities, make a difference, and always continue to learn.

Marsha Schiller - Flight Adventure Deck Facilitator

Marsha has been a teacher for Santa Rosa County Schools for nearly 22 years. She has taught middle grades math, science, and health at Avalon Middle and Sims Middle. Currently, Marsha serves as Santa Rosa County’s Teacher on Special Assignment at the National Naval Aviation Museum’s Flight Adventure Deck (FAD) aboard NAS Pensacola. The FAD program, a partnership among Santa Rosa County Schools, Escambia County Schools and the National Naval Aviation Museum, brings middle grades students to the museum where they engage in hands-on activities, museum tours, data gathering, and flight simulations all while learning about the principles of flight.

Let Marsha know if she can support your Flight Adventure Deck experience!