Kate Peterlin

Kate Peterlin brings a results-driven and holistic approach to her role as Academic Success Coach at TPH Denver. Her work is centered on empowering students by teaching critical executive function skills and developing academic strategies that lead to lasting success. With a proven track record of creative problem-solving and mentorship, Kate is dedicated to helping every student build the confidence and tools they need to achieve their academic goals.

Kate’s diverse professional background demonstrates her ability to support a wide range of student needs. In her role as an Academic Success Coach, she works directly with high school students to create structure and strategies for success. Her experience as a Paraprofessional for Visually Impaired students at Littleton Public Schools further highlights her capacity to provide differentiated support and intervention. Additionally, as a former teacher, Kate has developed and implemented curriculum for a variety of courses, including Life Skills, Study Skills, and Culinary Arts, giving her a unique perspective on integrating functional life skills with academic learning.

With a Bachelor of FCS Education from Immaculata University and an Associate of Culinary Arts, Kate combines a solid educational foundation with a passion for student-centered development. Her expertise in identifying goals, creating action plans, and empowering students through self-advocacy and communication skills is a powerful asset to the TPH program, ensuring our students are not only academically proficient but also well-prepared for their futures.