
Yngrid Gonzalez Feeney
Mrs. Feeney rejoined Parker School in 2018 and has a bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Pennsylvania, and a master’s degree in early childhood bilingual education from City College of New York. Mrs. Feeney has worked with grade k-12 students in both public and private schools on Hawaii Island. She is a native Spanish speaker originally from Manhattan and moved to Hawaii Island in 2006. In her free time, Mrs. Feeney enjoys cooking, reading, going on walks and to the beach with her family and dogs. “I believe every day offers us opportunities to create meaningful impact in our students’ lives. Aside from teaching our respective subjects, we’re teaching our students life lessons on perseverance, empathy and enjoying the road ahead of us. School was always a safe place for me and I find providing a safe space that’s encouraging and respectful a priority.”
Mrs. Feeney rejoined Parker School in 2018 and has a bachelor’s degree in history from the University of Pennsylvania, and a master’s degree in early childhood bilingual education from City College of New York. Mrs. Feeney has worked with grade k-12 students in both public and private schools on Hawaii Island. She is a native Spanish speaker originally from Manhattan and moved to Hawaii Island in 2006. In her free time, Mrs. Feeney enjoys cooking, reading, going on walks and to the beach with her family and dogs. “I believe every day offers us opportunities to create meaningful impact in our students’ lives. Aside from teaching our respective subjects, we’re teaching our students life lessons on perseverance, empathy and enjoying the road ahead of us. School was always a safe place for me and I find providing a safe space that’s encouraging and respectful a priority.”