Kristele Chatagneau

Kristele is a dedicated kindergarten class assistant at the International School of Orange County. With a passion for early childhood education and a strong academic foundation in languages, she plays an important role in supporting the growth and development of young learners.

Education has always been a priority for Kristele, reflected in her academic journey. She holds an Associate of Arts degree in Foreign Language with a specialization in French, as well as an Associate of Arts degree in Spanish, both from Fullerton College. She is currently pursuing a double major Bachelor’s degree in Linguistics and French at California State University, Long Beach, further deepening her understanding of language acquisition and communication.

Kristele began her journey at the International School of Orange County as an intern in September 2023. She then continued as a summer camp teacher, gaining valuable hands-on experience working with children in a dynamic and engaging environment. Her progression within the school reflects her commitment, adaptability, and enthusiasm for education.

Fluency in multiple languages sets Kristele apart. She speaks English, Korean, Spanish, and French, allowing her to connect with a diverse community of students and families. Her six-month study abroad experience in Paris, France further enriched her linguistic abilities and cultural awareness.

Beyond her professional dedication, Kristele enjoys a creative and well-balanced personal life. In her free time, she loves baking, knitting, and crocheting. She also enjoys spending time with her cats and attending concerts, bringing a sense of creativity and joy into everything she does.