Faculty Directory

Mr. Edward Caughlan
Headmaster

Edward Caughlan returns to New England, where he was born and raised through early childhood. He spent summers on Cape Cod and learned to ski in Vermont. He is devoted to classical education, currently serving as Headmaster at the Chesterton Academy of Northern Utah, where he teaches philosophy, science, math, and history.

Ed found his love of teaching as an instructor at a camp in the Adirondacks. After attending the University of Virginia, he embarked on his 15-year teaching career in the Commonwealth of Virginia. In his time as an educator, he has served in many school-related capacities including, but not limited to, teaching multiple grade levels and academic disciplines, founding an ultimate Frisbee club, and constructing a nature trail for Stations of the Cross.

Looking to the leaders of our faith, Ed seeks to follow the example of Saint John Bosco in his dedication to students, Venerable Fulton Sheen in his logical and eloquent communication of the Truth, and Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati in his devotion to the Eucharist and coming to know God more deeply in Creation through vigorous outdoor activity.

  • Tyler Worthy

    Euclidean Geometry & Humanities

    Tyler Worthy attended the Thomas More College of Liberal Arts in his home state of New Hampshire, graduating with a Bachelor of Arts degree in 2013.  He went on to earn a pontifical Master's degree in Sacred Theology from the International Theological Institute in Austria in 2015.

    Mr. Worthy has taught for a total of nine years, including seven years in Louisville, Kentucky.  Over the course of his career, he has taught numerous subjects, including Theology, Latin and History and Literature of various periods. 

    Outside of the classroom, he has given presentations to Catholic groups, both in Kentucky and in New Hampshire, and he has also had an abridged version of his Master's thesis published in the Homiletic and Pastoral Review.

  • Hunter LeBlanc

    Hunter LeBlanc

    Latin & Music

    Hunter LeBlanc was born and raised in western Kentucky. For the past two years, he has been part of the faculty of Immaculata Classical Academy in Louisville, KY, teaching Medieval Humanities, Latin, and Theology. Before coming to Louisville, he studied at St. Meinrad Seminary for two years as a seminarian for the Diocese of Owensboro, KY, where he earned a Master’s Degree in Philosophy. Before that, he earned an undergraduate degree in History at Western Kentucky University.  

    He has spent years in youth ministry at different churches as well as at Gasper River Catholic Youth Camp in Bowling Green, KY, and he has been a member of multiple choirs and has worked professionally leading liturgical music. This fall, in addition to teaching at Chesterton Academy, he will be a graduate student studying Systematic Theology at Boston College. 

    He loves assisting with music in his local church and supporting the local Catholic young adult community, and he is a great admirer of the writings of C.S. Lewis.

  • Fernanda Riely

    Fernanda Riely

    Art & Art History

    Fernanda Riely is an Expressive Arts therapist by profession who firmly believes that creative expression can lead to healing and growth, but especially to a deeper connection with God our Creator. She has several years of experience guiding students to explore creativity by learning and improving techniques in a variety of art forms. Fernanda especially enjoys watercolor, painting and drawing, and finds joy in playing guitar, singing and writing poetry that she often turns into song. She is excited to share her love for the arts with her students and to help them discover the beauty and depth of creative expression.

  • Christine Tibor

    Ballroom Dance

    Christine Tibor attended Bridgewater State University (BS Ed) and Cambridge College (MA Ed). She taught in Spain, Venezuela, and Germany before returning to Framingham, MA. She led Framingham’s Adult ESL program and helped it grow from a single class into a program of 35 classes serving over 800 students. 

    She also served as Executive Director of Family and Community Engagement for The Framingham Public Schools. Christine’s love of dance led her to incorporate dance instruction and appreciation into many of her classes and programs over the years.  She has been a student of multiple regional and international dance styles and has participated in both folk and ballroom dance competitions.  

    Christine resides in Framingham and is a parishioner of St. Stephen Parish. 

    Christine looks forward to sharing her love of dance with the Chesterton community.

  • Lynn Somers

    Administrative Assistant/Receptionist

  • Jamie Walsh

    Physical Education