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Bethany Mullins
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Administrative Assistant
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When guests arrive at SAA’s Front Office, they’re likely to be greeted with a friendly smile from Ms. Bethany Mullins, our Administrative Assistant. From day-to-day school operations and managing attendance, to field trips and helping students find a band-aid, Ms. Mullins helps keep SAA organized and running smoothly. When she is not at the Front Desk, you can find her co-leading SAA’s Daisy Girl Scout troop.
Ms. Mullins took on the role of Administrative Assistant six years ago, but has worked with SAA’s Summer Adventures in Learning Program for the past nine years, as both a teacher and administrator. Through involvement in many special events at school, and as a partner in planning and organizing school trips, SAA families know Ms. Mullins to be a caring and familiar face each and every day. “I have learned what giftedness is and gotten to know this community. It's become a place I love.“
Ms. Mullins was drawn to education to be a part of an environment that makes all students feel valued. She spent much of high school tutoring Algebra to fellow Evanston Township High School students, and also during her college years at Bethany College in West Virginia. Ms. Mullins is a Warren Cherry Scholar, among various English Department awards at the college. She is still involved in The Warren Cherry Scholarship Fund organization, serving as a mentor to new students in the program.
Outside of SAA, Ms. Mullins enjoys cooking, playing board games, and shopping.
Ms. Mullins took on the role of Administrative Assistant six years ago, but has worked with SAA’s Summer Adventures in Learning Program for the past nine years, as both a teacher and administrator. Through involvement in many special events at school, and as a partner in planning and organizing school trips, SAA families know Ms. Mullins to be a caring and familiar face each and every day. “I have learned what giftedness is and gotten to know this community. It's become a place I love.“
Ms. Mullins was drawn to education to be a part of an environment that makes all students feel valued. She spent much of high school tutoring Algebra to fellow Evanston Township High School students, and also during her college years at Bethany College in West Virginia. Ms. Mullins is a Warren Cherry Scholar, among various English Department awards at the college. She is still involved in The Warren Cherry Scholarship Fund organization, serving as a mentor to new students in the program.
Outside of SAA, Ms. Mullins enjoys cooking, playing board games, and shopping.
