Preschool teachers at the Eastus Drive campus

Lynne Radevic is in her twentieth year teaching for MACC Preschool. She is currently part of the morning three's teaching team and lead teacher for the morning four's program. She holds an A.A. degree from DeAnza College, a Certificate of Achievement in Child Development along with forty-seven additional units in Early Childhood Education.  She is in the process of obtaining her Child Development Teacher Permit.

Lynne and her husband have lived in West San Jose for twenty-eight years. They have two grown daughters, both of whom attended the MACC Preschool, Country Lane Elementary School, Rogers Middle School and Prospect High School.

When time permits, Lynne enjoys music, theater, cycling and reading.

Joyce Rimbach is in her ninth year teaching for MACC. She is a co-teacher for the afternoon four's program, lead teacher for the three's class and site supervisor. She holds a Child Development Teacher Permit issued by the state of California. Joyce  completed her A.S. in ECE with a Program Director Specialization and A.A. in Liberal Arts from West Valley College in May of 2007. She earned a B.A. in Advertising and Minor in Marketing from San Jose State University.

After five years in the advertising business, Joyce acquired a new position that allowed her children to be at her side. She served as a child care assistant, and later as director for the child care and kid's programs during her nine years at Los Gatos Swim and Racquet Club.

Joyce and her husband, John, were West San Jose residents for twenty-two years. Their daughters, Kendra and Kristin, attended MACC Preschool, Country Lane Elementary, Rogers Middle School and Prospect High School. The family recently moved to Joyce's hometown of Los Altos to be closer to her parents.

Outside of the classroom, Joyce enjoys gardening, playing volleyball, traveling and attending her daughters' athletic events.

Nancy was born and raised down south in Memphis, Tennessee where she earmed her B.S. in Early Childhood Development. After spending her first year of marriage at the University of Illinois as a teaching assistant in their early childhood program, Nancy moved to the San Francisco Bay area along with her husband, Marty.

After working several years for Memorex and Atari, Nancy gave birth to her first daughter, Leah. She reconnected with the world of small children by working at the Kids Too toy store, before her second daughter, Stacey, came along.

Today, Nancy is an empty-nester. Leah is living and working (hopefully temporarily) in Washington D.C., while Stacey is attending college at the University of California at Santa Barbara.

Nancy is starting her fourteenth year with Moreland Area Community Centers Preschool, where she has taught both three and four year olds. She is currently a teacher in the morning four's class and lead teacher in the afternoon four's program. Nancy is proud of her years at MACC and that both her daughters are graduates of the program.