Meet Our Team of Staff and Teachers!

Lily Morales (Miss Lily)

Director, USAG Certified Gymnastics Instructor,
​Competitive Coach

Lily Morales is a mother of eight with a passion for teaching and inspiring children of all ages. She recently moved to the Ohio Valley with her family from St. Petersburg, Florida where Lily and her husband owned and directed a gymnastics center for 10 years. She is excited to bring her experience and passion to All 4 Kids. 

Lily was a competitive gymnast for 10 years and has 20 years of coaching experience. She strives to inspire children and adults to set goals, have faith, and believe that ALL things are possible.

As a mother of eight children, she is acutely in-tune with the stages of childhood development, ensuring that all classes are age-appropriate, fun, and most importantly, loving and supportive.  Fostering that environment, she feels, is what makes All 4 Kids different.

Hope Krause (Miss Hope)

Recreational Gymnastics Coach

Desiree Pillar

Recreational Gymnastics Coach

Maria Belback (Miss Maria)

Girls Tumbling Coach 

Bo Caviezel (Coach Bo)

Boys Recreation, Boys Pre-Team, and Boys Tumbling Coach 

Having been raised and practically brought up in the gymnastics world, jumping around and inside of a gym is not something that is new to me.  Hello to you all.  My name is Bo Caviezel.  I have spent the majority of my childhood years inside a gym from when I was 6 until I was nearly done with Middle School.  During my time there in the long hours of the gym, I learned, not only difficult and daring skills, but core values of trust, hard work, determination, dedication, and a whole lot more values that I still carry with me today. I have had the fortunate opportunity to compete at venues in California that top gymnasts from around the country compete in, with Peter Vidmar being one of the gymnasts I looked up to in the sport. I have also had the unique experience of being a State and Regional competitions during those years.  I held the title of West Coast High Bar Champion at State for one year. 

​I was always being pushed to try hard, try again, and most importantly, never give up by all of my coaches.  They always reminded me time and time again, “you are stronger and capable of doing much more than you think you can accomplish”.  This hard work in the sport of gymnastics had carried me through tough times in the sport of cross country that I did during my finishing years of middle school going well throughout High School and Community College.  I have had the opportunity to race and compete in well-raved courses in Southern California.  Even though my years of competitive gymnastics competing came to a close, I still loved the idea of running and finding a way to escape the daily turmoil around me.  I have run at least 5 half marathons during my high school and Community College years, all of which were such fun to compete in with family and friends.  I am currently a student here at Franciscan University studying Middle Childhood Development hoping that one day I will be a Middle School teacher.  I have always loved kids and being able to share what I know and love with them and inspiring them to dream big and reach for the stars.

Megan Reister

G.I.F.T. and Human Dignity Curriculum Coordinator

Dr. Megan Reister—a former hearing itinerant and special education teacher for 8 years in Delaware and Pennsylvania—was responsible for deaf education, transition services, and early intervention services prior to becoming a college professor in North Carolina.

​Dr. Reister—now an Ohio resident—enjoys conducting research, writing, and teaching as a Professor in the Education Department at Franciscan University of Steubenville. Her primary areas of research include self-advocacy and identity in students with hearing loss; itinerant teaching; and fostering collaboration among parents, general education, and special education teachers. She is passionate about working with preservice teachers to help them be the best advocates they can be for the children they will serve as they fulfill their vocations as teachers. Her other passion lies within her family of husband, Adam, 3 year old daughter, Charlotte, and their two pups. 

Susanne Manocchia (Ms. Susanne)

Private Music Instructor & Choir Director
(Piano and Voice)

​Susanne Manocchia was born and raised in Skowhegan, Maine.  She has played guitar for 50 years and piano for 45.  She has been singing since she was in the cradle.  She is a classically trained singer with a Bachelor of Music in Applied Voice from The Boston Conservatory of Music.  She also completed all courses except student teaching for a Bachelor of Music in Music Education.  She has been directing choirs, teaching private music lessons, performing in recitals, and making a joyful noise for decades.
 
For the last 5 years she has been the vocal director for the annual musical theater production at Catholic Central High School in Steubenville.  In addition to teaching the solos and ensemble music to the cast, she wrote choral arrangements for numerous ensemble pieces to accommodate the demographics of the cast.
 
She was the vocal director and music arranger for 3 years running for "The Wooden Heart Follies" original musicals which have been performed by local thespians in tandem with the Advent Market in downtown Steubenville.  She is looking forward to reprising that role this year.
 
She is a mother of 6; all of whom she homeschooled.  She gleaned from experience that all children have a unique way of learning.  Everyone can make music.  She strives to help each child to find his or her song.

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Ricardo Chaparro (Mr. Ricardo)

Music 4 All Instructor 

Eliana Chaparro-Pinto (Ms. Eliana)

​Front Desk

Jesus Morales (Mr. Jay)

Office Manager, Maintenance 

Ariel Morales (Miss Ariel)

Music Instructor, USAG Certified Gymnastics Instructor, Competitive Coach

Ariel is a creative educator with a passion for learning and working with children of all abilities. As the oldest of eight children, she has had a lot of experience with kids. Ariel enjoys singing, theater, art, and music. When she is not teaching she can be found playing her ukulele or reading! She strives to encourage others to do the best they can do and to work hard.

​She is a 2020 graduate from Franciscan University, earning her B.A. in Education as well as her elementary license (K-3) and intervention specialist license (K-12). While in college she had the opportunity to be Vice President of Kappa Delta Pi (KDP) a nationally accredited honors society for upcoming and current teachers. She was also a part of the Student Council for Exceptional Children (SCEC) at Franciscan. She has had the opportunity to study abroad in Gaming, Austria where she visited the local schools and taught English.
 
She hopes to pass on her love and passion for gymnastics, literacy, and the arts to the children that she encounters at All 4 Kids.

Mary Beth Matenaer (Miss Mary Beth)

Preschool and Recreational Gymnastics Coach

Abby Morales (Miss Abby)

Jr. Coach/Assistant

Hi! My name is Abby. I am 9 years old and a competitive gymnast on the All 4 Kids gymnastics team. I am currently competing XCEL Bronze with USAG Gymnastics. My family opened up All 4 Kids and I have recently begun learning how to coach! It is so much fun to help with the preschool classes! I love gymnastics and hope you will too. 

Lyn Caviezel (Miss Lyn)

Dance Instructor

My name is Lyn, and I am so honored and excited to teach Ballet classes at All4Kids Studio. I am from Southern California and am currently attending Franciscan University of Steubenville. I love spending time with my family, drawing, singing, and finally, ballet. I have been practicing the artform and discipline of ballet for 12 years.

My ballet journey began with gymnastic classes at 5 years old because my older brother was a competitive gymnast. I was put into ballet to have more grace and poise because I was lacking confidence and was always getting hurt. Taking gymnastics was an advantage because the strength that gymnastics requires helped me progress faster in my ballet endeavor. I started dancing when I was 6 years old and was progressing quickly. By the age of 11 my teacher asked me if I wanted to start pointe. My teacher always said that it doesn't matter the age; what matters is the strength of a dancer. I stepped away from ballet for two years because of a move and a change of teachers.

When I returned to California at the age of 13, I had a new drive. I not only realized that I missed ballet but understood at a much deeper level how much ballet meant to me in all aspects of my life. The more focus that I spent on my training technique, the more confidence I had in myself and ultimately the more fun and love I had for ballet. My teacher, Lisa Cuizon, who was a professional ballet dancer for over 10 years, not only taught me the Balanchine technique and discipline of ballet, but she also pushed me to be a better person in and outside of the studio. I had the strength, I just needed to learn how to be confident in how I danced. Confidence and perseverance are qualities that every person needs regardless of if they plan on pursuing a professional dance career or not.

​As my teacher always said, "Ballet is the only artform that uses your body as the instrument." My goal is to impart my passion for this artform to the students who attend All4Kids and every young person that I meet. I not only want to teach others my love for ballet, but I also desire to help children become confident, beautiful young people.

Pat McDonald (Ms. Pat)

Busy Bee Garden Coordinator and
​Theater Program Coordinator

A Primary Education/theater arts background Pat McDonald began working with a children's theater company entitled Living Poem Theater out of Western Mass and toured parts of the US for 15 years. The theater company performed audience involved, original shows that were often developed out of improvisation. Performing in community centers, schools, and street theater she also has had experience with directing and has implemented and run workshops within classrooms for teachers and students. B.A. in theater arts from The University of Mass Amherst. After theater, she went on to get her teaching certification from the University of Arizona, Tuscan. A teacher for 30+ years, Pat McDonald  has had experience at a Headstart  preschool and within various K-2 classrooms. 

After living in Florida for 19 years and teaching at both public and private schools she retired and moved to Steubenville, OH following her daughter, Lily and family. Her passion for gardening will be incorporated and passed on in our Kids Busy Bee Gardening Club. She is looking forward to working with the Steubenville community and sharing her creativity and the love for the arts with ALL 4 KIDS.  

Patrick Lemasters (Coach Patrick)

Martial Arts and Ninja Instructor

Patrick LeMasters, 41, lives with his wife, Paula, in Steubenville. He began his martial arts training at age 15 under William Powers Sr., a 6th degree black belt in Chin Mu Kwon Taekwondo. While a member of Powers Martial Arts, he has achieved the rank of 3rd degree black belt. In his 26 years of martial arts training, Mr. LeMasters has not only honed his skill and understanding of his primary art of Taekwondo, but also has been on a constant quest for knowledge, studying concepts and techniques of various other martial arts, including Muay Thai, Bando, Wing Chun, boxing, Escrima, and Jiu-jitsu. Mr. LeMasters has been zealously training in Brazilian Jiu-jitsu for the past 4 years and has recently earned his Combatives belt under the Gracie Jiu-jitsu system. In keeping with the history of Taekwondo's use of techniques from various arts outside of Korea, Mr. LeMasters augments the basic curriculum of Taekwondo with the various elements he has accrued in his martial arts journey, thus creating a diverse and multi-faceted approach to martial arts and self-defense.