ANGELA PERDUE

DIRECTOR, angelap@hillsdaleumc.com

Angela earned a Bachelor's Degree from Wake Forest University in 1994. Prior to working at the Preschool, Angela was a stay-at-home mom and volunteer with HisCare Ministries for more than 10 years. In addition, she has worked in retail management and as an office manager. Angela and her husband, Rodney, have 3 wonderful daughters, a dog, and 2 cats. They have attended Hillsdale UMC since the early days at the gym. In her spare time, Angela enjoys reading, scrapbooking, and spending time with her family.

MICHELE SHAVER

LEAD TEACHER of our FANTASTIC FOURS

Prior to joining the preschool, Michele worked 15 plus years as a Program Director for the YMCA which included supervision of Summer Day Camps, Before and After School Childcare programs, and all of the Health and Wellness Programs. She also taught the Preschool Gymnastics Program and Homeschool PE classes. Michele is currently working for Davie County Schools where she has subbed for seven-plus years. She has three daughters and in her spare time enjoys traveling with them to their cheer competitions near and far.

AMANDA LUKAS

LEAD TEACHER of our ENTHUSIASTIC THREES

Amanda earned her Certificate in Preschool education from Liberty University. Prior to coming to the preschool, she was a stay at home mom for 3 years and worked in the medical field for 16 years. Amanda and her husband, Roger, have four wonderful children, 2 dogs, and 3 cats. In her spare time, she enjoys watching her son play in the marching band at Davie High and going to see one of her daughters cheer for Shady Grove. Amanda loves working with children and feels God led her to teach little ones.

NANCY ROBERSON

ASSISTANT TEACHER of our ENTHUSIASTIC THREES

Nancy is excited to be joining the Hillsdale Preschool. She is from Danville, Virginia and moved here with her husband and daughter. She is the mother of 1 and loves children. Aside from working at the preschool, she also works with individuals who have mental and physical disabilities doing in-home care. She has been doing direct support care since 2009. Nancy feels blessed that God has allowed her this opportunity and looks forward to working with the children. 

SANDY HENDRIX

LEAD TEACHER of our TERRIFIC TWOS

Sandy retired in 2021 after teaching first and second grades at Pinebrook Elementary school for 29 years. She knew working with children was something she wanted to continue and was so excited for the opportunity to teach the two-year-old class.  She has taught at the preschool for the last several summers with all age groups.  She is also the new Hiz Kids Program Director for Hillsdale.  Even though she retired from teaching school, she is so thankful to be able to continue touching young lives in these new roles and sharing the love of Jesus with them. She lives with her husband, David, and her Goldendoodle, Josie.  She has two amazing sons.  Matthew lives in Colorado and Jacob is a junior at UNC Charlotte.  She loves spending time with her family and friends, playing with her dog, visiting the mountains and the beach, reading, and cooking.  

BETH CONLEY

ASSISTANT TEACHER of our  TERRIFIC TWOS

Beth was born and raised in Boone, NC. She attended Caldwell Community College and from there earned her CNA and Med Tech License. She began her work at an Alzheimer's unit in Boone for several years before getting married and moving to Kernersville. From there she continued her work at a facility in High Point, After having her first son 10 years ago she became a stay-at-home mom. She has 2 boys, 10 and 5. During that time she has babysat/nannied for several families. Beth and her family moved to Clemmons in 2017 and are members at Hillsdale. In her spare time, she enjoys reading, spending time with her family outside, and watching her boys play soccer. 

SALLY BARNEY

LEAD TEACHER of our  WONDERFUL ONES

Sally grew up in southwest Virginia and moved to this great area after graduating from Radford University in 1996.  Soon, thereafter, she met her husband, Scott, and they have been married for 20 years and have two teenagers. Rescuing dogs is their family’s passion and their Scottish Terriers are a big part of their day and family.  Before joining the preschool team at Hillsdale Church, mentoring for Communities in Schools filled Sally’s volunteer time.  Having the ability to learn from children is equally as important as them learning from us adults--we are all in this together.  When not at the preschool, Sally works in real estate, too. Helping family and friends find a new home is a great and challenging job, but working with children is a true calling.  Proverbs 17:17  A friend loves at all times.