Ms. Louidor earned her Master of Science in Cell and Molecular Biology from St. Thomas University in 2016. During her graduate studies, she discovered her passion for education after being offered a teaching opportunity—an experience that set the foundation for her career in the classroom.

At St. Thomas University, she taught Anatomy & Physiology with Lab and Biology 101 with Lab, gaining valuable experience in both instruction and laboratory-based learning.

She began her teaching career at Ben Gamla Preparatory Academy, where she worked with both middle and high school students across a range of subjects, including Physics, Physical Science, Life Science, Environmental Science, and Chemistry.

In 2020, she joined Archimedean Middle Conservatory, where she currently teaches Life Science and continues to refine her instructional approach.

With ten years of teaching experience, Ms. Louidor is dedicated to creating an engaging and supportive classroom environment where students are encouraged to explore, question, and make real-world connections.

She is passionate about helping students build critical-thinking skills, develop confidence in their abilities, and cultivate a lasting curiosity about science. Her goal is to make science accessible and meaningful for all learners while inspiring them to become future problem-solvers and innovators.