Chandler Contacts
Dr. Alondra Belle
Greetings, I am Dr. Alondra Belle. This will be my third year as the Principal at IntelliSchool Chandler. I have a doctorate in Educational Leadership from Texas Wesleyan University. This will be my 26th year in education. I have been a special education teacher, 9th grade instructional facilitator, and a graduation coach in the Arlington Independent School District in Arlington, Texas. I believe that every student can learn and that every student has the right to an education in a learning institution that fits their learning needs. IntelliSchool caters to those students that need a non-conventional learning environment and that is what I like about IntelliSchool.
phone – (602) 564-7235
email – apoindexter@intellischool.org
Lorraine Hernandez
Hello to all our Parents, Guardians and Students: My name is Lorraine Hernandez. I am the secretary at the Chandler Campus. This has been a blessing to be part of this wonderful team. I have been part of the Chandler community for the past 20 years as an active supporter to all the parents, students and everyone that is willing to support a student’s education. I love that every day is a new day for a new beginning. No matter what has happened in the past, the future is what matters. The past is our history and we should learn from it. To our future, we rise and shine!
phone – (602) 564-7230
email – mlhernandez@intellischool.org
Erica Nemeth
Hello Intellischool Family! My name is Erica Nemeth and I am the school counselor at the Chandler campus. I have been working at this campus for about four years now. I began as an intern and have now settled into my role as counselor. I have always wanted to work with students in a school setting and am delighted to be a member of this community. In 2018, I graduated from Arizona State University with a Master’s degree in Social Work. My priority is to ensure that all of our students are prepared academically, socially, and emotionally for their adult life after high school.
phone – (602) 564-7230
email – Enemeth@intellischool.org
Josh Taber
My name is Josh Taber, and I am the math teacher at the Chandler campus of Intelli. I have been teaching here since 2018, and in that time I have learned to really love what I do, and the students that I have been able to work with. I have Highly Qualified in English and Mathematics, but enjoy a lot of other subjects as well. I consider myself a lifelong learner, and am back in school myself. I encourage all my students to always learn new things every day. I make it my main goal to help students overcome their dislike of math by providing a lighthearted atmosphere around the subject. I have seen a huge growth in the amount of work done during my few years here. I am proud of the kids and glad to see them work hard.
phone – (602) 564-7230
email – jtaber@intellischool.org
David Rawson
Hello, all! I am David Rawson, the English teacher at IntelliSchool Chandler. This is the beginning of my 13th year teaching because I began teaching at 22. I received my MA in English in 2013 with an emphasis on writing from Southern Illinois University Edwardsville and education degrees from John A. Logan College before that. I have taught English (& a variety of math, history, and science) in Illinois, Colorado, and Arizona at community colleges, universities, and high schools. I love pretty much any art (paintings, podcasts, movies, music, etc.) I grew up on a ten acre farm in rural Illinois and found from an early age that reading and writing helped me connect to the larger world, understand myself, and understand others. The writer Flannery O’Connor once said, “I write to discover what I know.” I am very passionate about helping every student, wherever they are in their education. I believe in being a life-long learner and being ok with saying when I don’t know something. I believe in the power of learning from “failure” because when we learn new skills, we will of course not master on the first try. I love assisting students with learning the skills of effective communication and having confidence in their own ideas. I think it’s amazing that literature from centuries ago can make us feel something, even if that feeling is sometimes boredom or confusion. Together, we can fight through boredom or confusion to find where our ideas and the ideas of those before us meet because as we develop our English skills, we can learn about ourselves and the world we live in.
phone – (602) 564-7230
email – drawson@intellischool.org