Robyn Whipple

KIndergarten Teacher

Robyn joined the kindergarten teaching team in 2024. She is a native Floridian who moved back to Florida in 2024 after living in Texas for eleven years. Robyn graduated from the University of Central Florida with a degree in early childhood education. After graduating, she began teaching pre-K and then taught kindergarten at a private school in Newport, Rhode Island, for three years. After her first child was born, she moved back to Florida to raise her family and later began homeschooling. It was during her homeschooling years that she discovered the wisdom and beauty of Christian classical education. In 2013, her family moved to Texas; four years later, three of her children began attending Covenant Academy, a Christian classical school. It was during this time that Robyn stepped back into the classroom, teaching pre-K for one year and being a second grade assistant for two years. She is excited to be a part of the Geneva community and for the wonderful opportunity to teach kindergarten again.

Robyn considers it a privilege to teach and guide students’ hearts and minds to love God and others. She is passionate about teaching children to see truth, beauty, and goodness in every subject and cherishes the moments of discipleship that happen naturally throughout the school day. Whether it is a word of encouragement, a word of correction, or a word of gratitude, she finds great joy in leading a child’s heart to the Lord.

Robyn and her husband, York, married in 1997 and have three adult children and Luke, their youngest, is a student at Geneva (TGS Class of ’28). She was blessed with the birth of her first grandson, Corban, in the summer of 2025. In her spare time, Robyn enjoys spending time with family and friends, reading good books, and being outdoors. Most importantly, she loves growing in her relationship with Jesus and seeks to glorify him in all she does.

Kamillia White

Math Teacher

Kamillia White began serving as a receptionist at the main campus in 2012, as the lunch program coordinator in 2015, and answered the call to teach algebra in 2017. Prior to that time, she served both as a member of the lunchtime staff and as a substitute teacher’s aide. She also enjoys a home business with Mary Kay Cosmetics.

Prior to life with children, Kamillia’s professional career experience is interesting and varied. She earned a BS in Electrical Engineering from Morgan State University in Baltimore, MD. From there she attained a MEng in Computer Engineering from Cornell University. She functioned as a computer analyst and system administrator for IBM, Duquesne Light Company, and Mellon Bank. After over ten years of corporate experience, Kamillia recognized God’s calling to serve the Lord through working in the community. She has held leadership roles for a number of not-for-profit organizations and her service to God has been most evident in the many roles she has held in her church life. Kamillia has led administrative, financial, as well as educational and children’s ministries. She is currently a member of Church on the Way, where she serves alongside her husband, Pastor Reginald J. White.

The Whites are blessed with three children: Martin (TGS Class of 2021), Charles (TGS Class of 2023), and Bailey (TGS Class of 2025). Kamillia was born and raised in the Washington, DC area, but prefers to call Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, her home.

Ron Wood

Girls Golf Coach

Ron began working with Geneva’s girls golf team in 2018. He views his coaching and mentoring of the girls as an extension of his ministry as a full-time pastor at Faith Baptist Church in Orlando, where he has served since 2012. Ron earned a bachelor’s degree in telecommunications with an emphasis in sports broadcasting from the University of Florida in 1997. He also earned an associate’s degree in golf management from The Golf Academy of America in 1999. Ron is currently enrolled at Covenant Baptist Theological Seminary where he is seeking an MA in Pastoral Studies. He has been married to his wife Sabrina since October 2002, and they have one daughter, Selah ’30, whom they adopted from Armenia in 2014.

Elizabeth Yawn

Controller
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Elizabeth has been the accountant at Geneva since 2002. She received her BS in Accounting from Florida Southern College.

Elizabeth and her husband Tim are native Floridians and have been married since 1979. They have two grown daughters. Sarah and her husband, Thomas, live in Manhattan Beach, CA, with their two daughters. Erin and her husband, Jason, live in Saint Augustine with their three sons. Elizabeth and Tim are members of Willow Creek Presbyterian Church. Elizabeth enjoys spending time with family and friends, cooking, gardening, FSU football, and especially being Gram”E” to her five grandchildren.

Scott Zellner USITT

Stagecraft Teacher / Drama Tech Assistant

Scott Zellner joined The Geneva School to teach stagecraft, a rhetoric school arts elective, in 2021. He is a seasoned theatrical professional and producer and has been a part of Central Florida’s themed entertainment industry for decades, including the project management of Universal Orlando’s opening of Islands of Adventure. Technical theatre and entertainment management have spanned his forty year career and bring a richness to his students’ instruction. Scott’s leadership and his skill in optimizing processes have spearheaded and implemented many professional concerts, live event productions, and trade shows in Orlando, Las Vegas, and across the United States. Scott and his wife, Kathryn Peters, currently own several entertainment businesses where he serves as the general manager, technical director, and producer.

Scott and Kathryn have three children, a son Derek Zellner, along with Reese (TGS Class of ’25) and Hayden Peters (TGS Class of ’23).