Marsha recently retired from Ein Ganim Elementary School after 31 years of teaching in Israel. She will continue collaboration with the many educators who have become colleagues and friends at the award winning International collaborative site 
Hello! Hola! Mbola Tsara! Manahoana! Bonjour! Ronda really enjoys helping others and traveling internationally. She is a self-proclaimed citizen of the world and looks forward to working as an international educator for many years to come. She has been an ESL/EFL Educator for the last many years and will futher studies this fall in London. She has also worked in higher education at Pine Manor College doing multicultural services education, planning and programming, along with youth leadership outreach. Ms. Zelezny-Green has published articles on culture, lifestyles, and current events in the Association for African-American Linguists publication as well as MADA English Journal, the only all-English newspaper in Madagascar.
Janet Barnstable has participated in the GVC programs since its inception in 1996. Now retired, she devotes her time and energies to helping other teachers experience the joys and survive the anguish of International collaborations.
Janet has been involved in International collaborations since the early 90's having begun with an 800 number supplied by the Archdiocease of Chicago and a 300 baud modem! How times have changed!
She and her husband currently live in Addison, which is about 20 miles due west of the City of Chicago. They find joy in their yard and garden and their lovely cat Catherine.
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