Biography

Brittany Neville Orrico spent much of her childhood years digging for fossils, wandering among ancient art and artifacts in museums, and reading encyclopedias cover to cover before Google was invented. She is excited to begin her eighth year at Trinity Hall, where she teaches students how to think critically, write a solid argument, and speak with confidence. She currently teaches honors and AP World History.
 
Brittany earned her B.A. in history and art history from The College of New Jersey, and an M.A. in history from Villanova University. She also holds post-graduate certificates from Harvard University in Instructional Leadership and Culturally-Responsive Literature Instruction. After serving as a faculty mentor for several years, she now runs the faculty mentorship program at Trinity Hall. Helping new teachers grow is one of her favorite parts of being a member of our school community.
 
Before Brittany joined Trinity Hall, she had the pleasure of working for Villanova University, Brookdale Community College, Colts Neck Township Schools, and had a freelance writing career. She spends her summers scoring the AP World History: Modern Exam, and she is happiest when she is traveling with her husband and three children.