Faculty

Mr. Braddy is a member of the science department at SPS.   He received an undergraduate Science Education degree and a Master of Education degree from the University of South Florida in Tampa.   In addition to teaching AP Biology at SPS, he enjoys working as an AP Biology consultant for teachers at one-day and multi-day College Board endorsed workshops.  He is a reader for the AP Biology Exam and is currently serving as a co-chair for the College Board AP Biology Course and Exam Development Committee.  Mr. Braddy was named Teacher of the Year while teaching at JW Mitchell High School in 2010.  He has twice received the Florida West Coast Engineering Alliance IEEE Lignell Award, an award which recognizes and honors outstanding contributions by teachers of students in mathematics and science pre-college education programs.  He enjoys helping students engage in science research projects, and he has attended science and engineering fairs with students for several years.  Mr. Braddy enjoys working with staff and students at Saddlebrook Preparatory School in a unique setting that blends academics and athletics.

Ed Braddy

Ms. Campbell is entering her third year at SBP teaching in the High School English and Humanities classrooms. Ms. Campbell has taught in various educational environments for over ten years, and comes to SBP after teaching for six years at the collegiate level. Ms. Campbell earned her B.A. from the University of South Florida and her M.A. from the University of Central Florida. Since earning her degrees, Ms. Campbell actively pursues yearly learning opportunities and teacher training, believing that education is never complete. In her spare time, Ms. Campbell is an avid reader and researcher. Her recent research will be published this November and she looks forward to continuing to present her research internationally this year. Her hobbies include outdoor activities, such as hiking and kayaking, and home activities, such as crafting and gardening. One of her pastimes is watching documentaries and collecting fun facts for her classroom board! Ms. Campbell loves her students and is excited to be a part of the SBP team!

Ms. Jenna Campbell

Mrs. Carson was born and raised Jacksonville, Florida. She graduated from the University of North Florida, where she earned a Bachelor’s Degree in Mathematics (Concentration in Statistics), and a minor in Spanish. After graduating, she taught various math subjects for 10 years at Douglas Anderson School of the Arts in Jacksonville, where she had also been a student and was classically trained in various forms of dance. In 2016 she moved to the Land O’ Lakes/Wesley Chapel area, and taught at Land O’ Lakes High School for three years, prior to joining Saddlebrook Prep.

In her spare time, Mrs. Carson enjoys spending time with her family and her tuxedo cat, Morpheus. She especially enjoys watching her two sons play their favorite sports, baseball and golf. She also loves to travel, read, watch movies and sports, and of course, cook.

Mrs. La Trecia Carson

Ms. Frances Cotto is originally from Puerto Rico, and has lived for a few years in the Wesley Chapel area. She earned a Bachelor's Degree in Secondary Education with a major in Spanish from the University of Puerto Rico and a Master's Degree in Educational Neuroscience from the Inter-American University. Ms. Cotto has two professional Spanish teacher certifications: one from Florida and the other from Puerto Rico. After earning her degrees, she decided to do a Certification in Human Resources. Previously she has worked in private schools in Puerto Rico as an administrator. She has also worked previously in the academic area here in Pasco County Schools. Ms. Cotto is grateful to have the pleasure of teaching the students her native language.

In her free time she enjoys reading and going to the beach. Ms. Cotto is very happy to become part of the Saddlebrook family and looks forward to a successful year.

Mr. Dunn grew up and did his undergrad training in Oklahoma before moving to South Africa for his first teaching assignment. In his 20+ years in education he has had many experiences teaching in: day, boarding, American, British, International, Turkish, and University, while teaching various programs including; Advanced Placement and International Baccalaureate in both subject areas of History and English from grades 7-12. He also had the opportunity to be an Academic Dean for Johns Hopkins University Summer Program Center for Talented Youth. He has written articles for the Istanbul Daily Newspaper as well as been an article contributor for the American Research Center in Egypt newsletter. In 2005-2006 Mr. Dunn had the pleasure to become the first President of the American Research Center in Egypt Pennsylvania chapter at the University of Pennsylvania working on projects with Egyptologists Dr. Silverman and Dr. Zahi Hawass. In his spare time he loves to play golf, guitar, write, and travel. He spends as much time as possible in his second home, Turkey, with his Turkish wife and son.

Ms. Edgeman is a native Floridian, born in Tampa, Florida. She graduated from the University of South Florida with a double major in Biology and Interdisciplinary Natural Sciences. Ms. Edgeman has taught many different science courses throughout her 19 years of teaching, mostly in Pasco County Schools, but her favorite courses are those with field experience such as Environmental and Marine Science. Ms. Edgeman has led many field trips across Florida from Kennedy Space Center to the Florida Keys and most recently took a group of students to Washington DC. Her hobbies include spending time with children, Taekwondo, singing, reading, and many types of arts and crafts.

Ms. Natalie Edgeman

Rebecca Musco grew up in Florida and attended school in Tampa. She has lived in the Wesley Chapel area since 1995. Ms. Musco earned a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of South Florida in Psychology and a Master’s Degree in Education. She has been teaching since 1997, and spent the first fourteen years of her career teaching at a private school in Temple Terrace. She is entering her eleventh year teaching at Saddlebrook Prep.

In her spare time, Ms. Musco enjoys teaching group exercise classes, running, reading, traveling, and spending time with her family, especially the newest member, her adorable granddaughter.

Mrs. Rebecca Musco

Ms. Robison has been a part of the Saddlebrook family for over 8 1/2 years. Prior to joining Saddlebrook Preparatory School she managed the tennis department and junior camp program. Ms. Robison attended Troy University on an academic and music scholarship. She received a dual Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice and Sociology, graduating with honors.

Ms. Robison earned a Juris Doctorate from Western New England University. During law school and after her graduation, she worked on a variety of types of cases, including general civil claims, criminal, constitutional and discrimination cases. Later, after becoming a member of the Massachusetts Bar and spending a few years working for the Commonwealth, Ms. Robison transitioned her knowledge of estates and trusts into work for high net worth clients, including global wealth management at a Fortune 500 company. As she begins her fourth year at Saddlebrook Prep, she is excited to bring her creativity and life experiences to the ESOL and Social Science classrooms, and she looks forward to a positive and productive year.

Ms. Erin Robison

Mr. Rosenke joined the faculty of Saddlebrook Prep in 2010 after teaching for several years in juvenile justice, public, and private schools. As a native Floridian, born and raised in St. Petersburg, he attended Northside Christian High School and completed his undergraduate work at the University of Florida. In his free time he enjoys endurance sports and tennis as well as finding new and interesting spots around the Bay area to capture photos.

Mr. Chris Rosenke