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Chinese Cultural School of Atlanta

教職員

Staff & teachers

The people in the classroom: our principal, assistant principal, Mandarin teachers and cultural arts instructors.

CCS teachers on stage at the 2026 Teachers’ Day appreciation dinner

Faculty directory

Our Mandarin teachers are native speakers experienced in Traditional Chinese instruction. Filter by department, search a name or class, or switch to the roster view.

Showing 19 people

Administration2

  • Principal

    Edith Bell

    林香蘭

  • Assistant Principal

    Ching Hsia

    夏忠菁

    Classes: B8, B11

    2026 ROC Overseas Teacher Award (OCCEF) · Chair of Student Council

    Teaching is my passion. I am currently teaching Chinese every Saturday and Sunday. As for the rest of the week, I work as a medical interpreter. I teach all levels from basic pinyin to advanced Chinese. I have been teaching since 2005 and witnessed my students growing up from a child to an adult, going to college and into the real world. Seeing how my students progressed to future leaders in society makes me certain that this is where I belong. I am proud of my students and work with them to push their limits. Lastly, I love DOGS!

Mandarin language13

  • Yen Chen陳小燕TeacherA1, B1, Arts & Crafts
  • Sherry Liu劉淑薏TeacherA2
  • Peggy Ho何佩君TeacherZhu Yin, B3, TCML Beginner
  • Irene Hsiao蕭琬玲TeacherA4
  • Christine Ko柯怡菁Teacher · Registration DirectorA9
  • Amanda Hong洪明君TeacherA12
  • Larry WynderTeacherB2
  • Hua Li Chang張化禮TeacherA7, Pinyin
  • Brandon Zurawski布蘭登·祖拉夫斯基TeacherCreative Writing

Cultural arts & sports4

  • Daphne Huang黃恩璽InstructorTaiwanese Yo-Yo
  • Coach JasperCoachBadminton
  • Coach ThomasCoachBadminton
CCS teachers and volunteers together on stage

Thirty years of teaching

Founded in August 1996, the Chinese Cultural School of Atlanta is a nonprofit K–12 weekend school serving metro Atlanta. For thirty years we have paired structured Mandarin instruction with cultural arts, traditional activities and community events.

“To advance and inspire all students to be lifelong learners, and to prepare them to become productive, responsible, creative and compassionate members of society.”
30
Years of community
150+
Registered students
20+
Qualified teachers
600+
Alumni

What we stand for

One commitment shared by the whole team: a meaningful, joyful education in Mandarin and Taiwanese culture.

Meet the Board of Directors
Academic excellence
We hold our students to high standards, and give them the support they need to reach them.
Cultural heritage
Taiwan's traditions, language and history are the foundation of everything we do, not extras.
Community
CCS is not just a school. Families return year after year, generation after generation.
Compassion
We prepare students to be not just capable, but kind, responsible and compassionate.

Ready to join the CCS community?

Enrollment is open now. Join over 600 alumni who started their journey right here in Duluth, Georgia, since 1996.