Elizabeth Mosham
Fourth Grade
My name is Elizabeth Mosham, and I’m very blessed to be teaching at Huntington Christian School. I am a proud Huntington Beach native with a deep-rooted passion for mentoring and working with students, both in church ministry and in the classroom.
I love teaching students during these formative years as they grow into the people God created them to be. I enjoy creating a classroom where students feel supported and encouraged while also being challenged to think deeply and grow in confidence. I believe learning is most meaningful when students can connect it to their own lives, and I love helping them see how both academics and biblical truth can shape the way they view the world.
One of my favorite parts of teaching at a Christian school is the opportunity to integrate biblical truth into daily learning and classroom conversations. I strive to encourage students not only academically, but also spiritually, helping them grow in character, compassion, and their relationship with Christ. My prayer is that students leave my classroom feeling known, supported, and inspired to use their God-given gifts for His purpose.
Education:
California Baptist University - B.S. in Elementary Education, Minor in Christian Studies, California Baptist University M.A. in Education in progress
Credentials:
California Baptist University is where I got my credential. It was a Bachelors and credential program
A Note from Elizabeth:
"I grew up in the church and spent much of my childhood attending church camp, where I developed a deep love for learning about Jesus and strengthening my faith. Those experiences shaped my passion for serving and mentoring the next generation. For over a decade, I have been involved in ministry opportunities working with kids and students, and I truly enjoy encouraging them as they learn and grow. Teaching allows me to combine my passion for education with my love for Christ each day. I love learning alongside my students while helping them grow academically, personally, and spiritually. Being part of HCS is especially meaningful to me because I value being in a Christ-centered community that continually points students toward Jesus."