George Omeir is a passionate educator and advocate for youth development with more than two decades of service in District of Columbia Public Schools. A Howard University alumnus and former collegiate baseball player, George began his career as a fourth-grade teacher in 1999. His drive to support students’ emotional and social growth led him to earn a Master of Social Work from Howard University in 2004.

Since 2006, George has served as a School Social Worker, providing comprehensive social-emotional and behavioral support to students and families. His work focuses on building positive school climates, strengthening communities, and helping every child succeed.

As a founding member of the Field of Dreams program, George returns with renewed energy and purpose—to continue empowering young people through mentorship, character development, and teamwork.

Raised in Hampton, Virginia, Monica Mc Millian brings over 30 years of teaching experience and a lifelong passion for education. A proud graduate of Norfolk State University, Monica went on to earn two graduate degrees from Regent University, solidifying her commitment to excellence and continuous learning.

Currently in her 10th year at Browne Education Campus and her 14th year with DC Public Schools, Monica continues to inspire students with her enthusiasm, compassion, and dedication to their growth. Beyond the classroom, she is a devoted mother and grandmother—affectionately known as Nonna—whose nurturing spirit shines through in everything she does.

​María E. Silva is an Elementary Multilingual Learners teacher at Browne Education Campus, a role she has held since 2020. With a robust career spanning 16 years, María is a highly experienced educator, specializing in teaching both English and Spanish. Her passion lies in supporting multilingual students as they navigate language acquisition and academic success. Outside of the classroom, María is a dedicated sports enthusiast, with baseball and softball being her favorite pastimes.