Instructional Coaching Squad

Meet the WUSD Instructional Coaching Squad

Leslie Powers, BS. E.Ed.

BB, RM 19

928-288-8421

Leslie Powers was born and raised in California. After receiving her BS in Elementary Education from UoP, she lived and worked in Las Vegas in Clark County School District for about a decade. LP made her way to Winslow in 2010 and never looked back. She has taught in WUSD for 13 years in various primary grade levels, and she is back for year four as an Academic Coach. She enjoys spending time with family and friends, riding and driving her horses, and kayaking in her free time. She looks forward to making a positive impact, building relationships, and providing support for teachers throughout the year. Her motto is, "Work hard. Play hard."

Audra Claire Seel, M.A.

BB, RM 19

928-288-8441

[email protected]

I have taught English Language Arts at Winslow Junior High School for 6 years and am excited about making the move to administration. As an important step in that process, I am pursuing an Ed.S. degree in Educational Leadership - Principal from Arkansas State University online.

I have previously taught freshman writing at Northern Arizona University, tutored ELA online and in person, conducted SAT prep courses online, and taught English as a Foreign Language. In my first career, I was Senior Writer and Editorial Project Manager for a business communications firm in Egypt.

I hold a BA in Business Administration from University of Phoenix, an MA in Rhetoric, Writing & Digital Media Studies and an MA in English with an emphasis on secondary education, both from Northern Arizona University.

Taylor Mills, BS. E.Ed. M.S.

BB, RM 19

928-288-8440

[email protected]

Taylor Mills was born and raised in Tucson. She received her BS in Elementary and Special Education from NAU and moved to Winslow to start teaching in 2016. She taught 6th grade for 9 years before transitioning to the role of Academic Coach. TM also has an MS in Instructional Technology and is finishing her M.Ed in educational leadership, both from GCU. In her free time, she enjoys spending time with friends and family, working on art projects, going to the creek, and playing softball. She is looking forward to working with teachers and providing them with encouragement and support. Her motto is, "Never stop learning!"