Mrs. Bulera, teacher and environmentalist, has experience teaching students in grades 6-12 during her time in the classroom. She has taught in New York State as well Pennsylvania. Mrs. Bulera attended Canisius College in Buffalo, NY for her Masters of Science Degree, Secondary Science Education. She earned two Undergraduate Bachelor of Science degrees, Geology and Earth Science/Environmental Science. Mrs. Bulera was born and raised in Erie, PA and has lived in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Buffalo, NY, and Pittsburgh, PA prior to settling in Annapolis, MD many years ago. In addition to her teaching career, she served as the Recycling Coordinator for Erie County in Pennsylvania, hosting her own weekly radio program and television programs to promote environmental awareness. She also worked in the field as a registered environmental scientist. She served as the Executive Director for the Center for Great Lakes Environmental Education before settling into her beloved teaching role. Mrs. Bulera serves on many volunteer boards in the Annapolis area and is an active member of her Catholic community and parish. She is married to Scott Bulera, General Manager and Vice President of Turner Construction Company, and together they have two grown children.

Mr. Ehemann was born and raised in Lancaster, Pa, a son of two school teachers. Upon graduation from high school, David attended college for a year, after which he enlisted in the United States Navy. During boot camp, he was nominated to compete for an appointment to the Naval Academy. Mr. Ehemann earned an appointment and graduated in 1969, after which he served on destroyers and frigates as a surface warfare officer. Mr. Ehemann attended Naval Postgraduate School in Monterey, Ca and graduated with an MS degree in Operations Research in 1974. His last tour of duty in the navy was as the Associate Chairman of Mathematics at the Naval Academy. After retiring from the Navy, David served 10 years in Executive Management for the Federal government, retiring with 14 years service. He then taught mathematics in the public school system to advanced students until his retirement in 2012. Mr. Ehemann is married to Carole Kessler Ehemann of Lancaster, Pa. They have two adult sons, William and Paul.

Greg Yatarola is a native of upstate New York, where he grew up riding bicycles and working on farms and playing sports. After high school, he spent two years at a service academy, and then transferred to a Catholic school in the Midwest. After spending some time teaching and then in the white-collar world, he came to Maryland to get a master's degree in liberal arts from St. John's College, and has remained in Maryland ever since.

Greg's undergraduate degree was in mathematics, but he has strong interests across the curriculum. He is in one sense a cradle Catholic, and yet in a more meaningful sense describes himself as far more of a convert. When not at work teaching or tutoring, Greg has his own business in tree work and firewood. He also delights in his motorcycle.