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Mrs. Carmen Pendleton

Music and Choir Teacher
Mrs. Pendleton is a native of Henderson, Nevada. After graduating from Brigham Young University with a degree in Secondary English Teaching, her first teaching job was on the Navajo Indian Reservation in Sanders, Arizona. She has taught at public, private and charter schools throughout Las Vegas and Henderson in various English/Language Arts classes in grades 6-12. She has enjoyed teaching at American Heritage Academy since 2014. Mrs. Pendleton has two children that attend AHA. Two children have graduated from the academy. She enjoys reading, singing, playing piano, watching her kids do sports and plays, and going on vacation.

Mrs. Pendleton was born and raised in Henderson, NV. She took an eight year break from teaching to be at home with her four children. For the past two years, Mrs. Pendelton has been a teacher at American Heritage Academy.

She feels that all of her previous experience has prepared her to be at American Heritage Academy “for such a time as this. ” She has been married to her husband, Alex, for 12 years. All four of her children attend American Heritage Academy.

In her spare time she enjoys singing, playing piano, and going on trips with her family.

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