Emily Osterfeld

Emily Osterfeld, an experienced educator with a strong background in teaching, classroom management, and volunteer work, has a diverse skill set in coordinating community outreach programs and supporting at-risk student education.

With expertise in creative project and lesson creation, public speaking, and leadership, Emily Osterfeld is known for her strengths in building relationships, organizational skills, and time management abilities.

She has exceptional creativity, persuasiveness, and a drive to succeed, coupled with a passion for international travel, having visited countries such as Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovakia, Poland, Austria, England, Spain, Portugal, Mexico, Canada, Turks and Caicos, and the Bahamas.

Emily Osterfeld has been involved in various volunteer initiatives, including AmeriCorps St Louis, The Mission Continues, Ronald McDonald House, St Jude's, St Louis Children's Hospital, and community garden projects.

Her educational background includes a Master of Education in Public History and History from Northern Kentucky University, a Bachelor's Degree in Social Studies and History for Secondary Education from Western Kentucky University, and she attended Parkway Central High School.

Throughout her career, Emily has held roles such as a high school social studies teacher at Loveland City School District, AP Human Geography teacher at Winton Woods City Schools, and teacher of psychology and sociology at Riverview Gardens Schools.

She has also served as a team leader at Youth Learning Center, part of the education team at AmeriCorps, a sales associate at Talbots, a student teaching intern at Warren East High School, and a volunteer intern at Highcroft Elementary School. Prior to these roles, Emily was a manager at Pro Pool Lifeguard and Supplies.

Currently, Emily Osterfeld is self-employed as a Stay-at-Home Mom (SAHM), leveraging her diverse experiences and skills to contribute positively to her community and beyond.