Laura Rossi Piazza

Miss Laura's lifelong dedication to children's education started at a young age, when she worked alongside her mother teaching a workshop for individuals with Down Syndrome.  This early passion motivated her to pursue a degree in education while working as an assistant kindergarten teacher at the Oral Institute for the Hearing Impaired in her native country of Cordoba, Argentina.

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In 2004 Laura moved to Connecticut to study at UCONN in Stamford.  She then worked as a Parent Educator for a child abuse and neglect prevention program and as a part-time teacher at a local art studio for children, while furthering her studies and accreditations in Early Childhood Education.

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Laura's other passion has always been music, focusing on Music and Movement during her Early Childhood Education studies.  At home Laura is surrounded by music, with her husband, a multi-instrumentalist and her stepson, a budding percussionist and drummer.  At school Laura loves to sing Slippery Fish and On Top of Spaghetti.