2111 International Boulevard, Oakland, California 94606, United States
Ms. Maggie earned her teaching credential from California State University, East Bay in 2023, following five years of experience as a teacher’s aide in a special education classroom. She is passionate about integrating art and play into early childhood education and supporting the development of early literacy skills.
Born and raised in Castro Valley, Ms. Maggie continues to live there with her cat, Travis, and an ever-growing collection of books she looks forward to reading.
Email: margareth@communityschoolforcreativeeducation.org


Mr. Kappenhagan has worked with students of all abilities in a variety of educational roles, including teacher, camp counselor, administrator, principal, and principal supervisor. Through these experiences, he brings a focused and well-honed lens to the work of continuous improvement in service of student learning.
His work centers on recruiting and retaining high-quality school and system leaders and leveraging their collective wisdom to drive meaningful, systemic change. Mr. Kappenhagan believes schools must be deeply committed to the growth and development of every child.
He is dedicated to designing educational systems that meet the needs of today’s learners while remaining relevant, responsive, and innovative for the future.

Mr. Kody Bayen is a Co-Teacher Aide at Community School for Creative Education. With a background in Human Services, he is committed to providing students with the best possible education and fostering meaningful connections with each child. He brings patience, understanding, and a sense of fun to the classroom, meeting students where they are and supporting their growth.
In his free time, Mr. Kody enjoys skateboarding, reading, and spending time with loved ones.

Mr. Cheuk Ko is the 2nd-grade teacher at Community School for Creative Education, where he fosters a supportive and engaging learning environment. He is dedicated to helping students develop academically, socially, and emotionally, ensuring they thrive in their early years of education.

Mr. Daryle Martin is a Co-Teacher at Community School for Creative Education. He creates a welcoming and engaging classroom environment where students feel supported and enjoy learning.

Ms. Nhan Le earned an Associate of Arts degree in Liberal Arts, Social Sciences, Child Development, Social and Behavioral Sciences, and Humanities through the Peralta Community College District. During this time, she also obtained her teacher’s permit for preschool education.
Ms. Le joined Community School for Creative Education initially as a Special Education Aide and Vietnamese and Chinese translator. She is now the school’s 4th grade teacher, where she encourages students to explore creativity through handwork projects such as crocheting, cross-stitching, bracelets, lanyards, and more.
Beyond her classroom, Ms. Le often leads the school motto in Vietnamese during assemblies, sharing her enthusiasm and cultural heritage with the entire school community.
Email: nhanl@communityschoolforcreativeeducation.org

Mr. Vincent Lane was born at the Army hospital on the now-decommissioned Fort Ord military base in Monterey Bay, California, and was raised in nearby Salinas. He has over three years of experience as a paraeducator in the Special Education department with the San Lorenzo Unified School District, working with students ranging from preschool through high school.
Mr. Lane is dedicated to helping students reach not only their academic potential but also their growth as engaged citizens of the world. Before his career in education, he worked in Customer Care at AT&T. His success as a paraeducator stems from his flexibility, adapability, and his commitment to allowing students to express themselves respectfully while addressing their concerns and frustrations about school and life.
An avid reader with a wide-ranging interest in literature, Mr. Lane enjoys travel and adventure. A former player and board member of the San Francisco Fog Rugby Football Club, he has competed in rugby tournaments throughout the United Kingdom and in Sydney, Australia. He also enjoys spending time in Puerto Vallarta, Lo de Marcos, and Mérida, Mexico, and values a fulfilling home life.
Email: vincentl@communityschoolforcreativeeducation.org

Community School for Creative Education
2111 International Blvd, Oakland, CA 94606
Office 510.686.4131 - Fax 510.686.4130
The Community School for Creative Education welcomes all students in California. We do not charge tuition and maintain non-discriminatory admission policies, programs, employment practices, and operations. We do not discriminate based on ethnicity, national origin, gender, or disability. CSCE is non-sectarian and strives to reflect the district's demographic diversity.
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