Web of Wisdom

"Where Learning Meets Adventure"

Serving students K - 12

​​​5238 Mile Stretch Drive

Holiday, Florida  34690


(727) 389-4750

​info@wowschools.org

Middle School/High School

Math / Science

​Caitlyn Babcock

​​Office

Middle School/High School

Robotics/Rock Band

Jacob McCravy

Art

​Gail Pauley

Botany

Anna Gourney

PE​

John Da Silva

Middle School/High School

Social Studies / Career Planning 

​Zeba Alvi

Fourth - Fifth Grade

Assistant Teacher

Jade Moore

Kimberly Morrow is the office manager. She can be reached at info@wowschools.org or her direct line, 727-656-4117. ​

Second - Third Grade

​Head Teacher

​Jamianne Smallze

Middle School/High School

Language Arts / Health

Paula Andersen

​​Meet our teachers

Fourth - Fifth Grade

Head Teacher

Diane Smallze

Spanish and Music

Patricia Toledo

Kindergarten/First Grade

​Head Teacher

Margaret DeLisle

​​​Administration


Middle School/High School

Nathanael Pauley

​​Extra Curriculars

Jamianne Smallze is our second and third grade teacher and has worked in child care and education all of her life. She also has an associate degree in Practical Nursing. Jamianne has previously worked in a Montessori school for 13 years and teaching is truly her passion. She not only introduces children to the basics needed to build a strong foundation for a better education, but she instills a love of learning in each and every one of her students. Jamianne enjoys learning new things, traveling to and exploring different places, and sharing those experiences with her students. 

​Nathanael Pauley  graduated from Florida Institute of Technology in 2008 with a Bachelors degree in Biological Oceanography. Immediately following his graduation he began working in the Alaskan Bering Sea as a Marine Biologist for the National Marine Fisheries Services. Nathanael worked in Alaska for two years before returning to Florida where he began working as a Wildlife Biologist and Animal Trapping professional. He caught and relocated various animals, from rattlesnakes to wild boar. From there Mr. Pauley took his expertise to the classroom, and he continues to enjoy sharing his experience and knowledge of all things science with his students.