Natalie Carter

Natalie Carter is an experienced educator currently teaching world history and United States Government at Unionville High School outside of Philadelphia. With 16 years of teaching experience, she is deeply committed to the academic success of her students and their broader understanding of the world around them. Natalie empowers students to explore global issues, develop critical thinking skills, and engage in meaningful service. As the sponsor of the KIVA (microfinance) and Action Against Hunger clubs, she leads students to address pressing global challenges, inspiring them to become proactive and empathetic leaders.

A lifelong learner, Natalie holds a BA in Social Studies Education and two MAs—one in History from Villanova University and in Educational Leadership from Pennsylvania State University. She also participated in the 2022-2023 Fulbright Teachers for Global Classrooms Program, where she collaborated with educators around the world to introduce global perspectives and help students understand the interconnectedness of world events.

Natalie witnessed firsthand the value of leadership and collaboration in diverse, multicultural environments growing up on military bases in Germany and England. Her experiences shaped her own leadership and fostered a deep commitment to guiding students to become informed, compassionate global citizens. Natalie is also a recognized leader among her colleagues. As a building representative for her district’s local teachers’ union, she advocates for the professional needs of educators. She leads initiatives to support and strengthen her school’s teaching community to foster a positive and collaborative environment for both teachers and students.