Faculty and Staff 

Born in Wiesbaden, Germany to a United States Air Force serviceman and a devoted mother, Walter Spencer spent his early childhood living in Moscow, Russia, Key West, FL, Oklahoma City, OK, and Hampton, VA. At the age of ten, Walter’s family permanently settled in San Antonio, TX. Those early years shaped his adaptability and appreciation for discipline and rooted tradition.

Growing up in Texas, Walter developed a love for sports, working with his hands, and the study of literature. He played college basketball at Tarleton State University before transferring to the University of Texas at San Antonio where he earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and a Master of Science in Educational Leadership.

He began his career in independent schools as an ESL teacher and dormitory proctor at an all-boys school. Over the past three decades, he has served in Episcopal and Catholic schools as an English and history teacher, coach, and school administrator. Since 2012, he has served as Headmaster in three schools, working to strengthen academic life and foster communities of character and faith.

Walter and his wife, Christine, have two children and four grandchildren. He briefly operated a custom woodworking business and continues to value craftsmanship and building things well. In his spare time, he enjoys reading, music, sports, film, and long walks with his dog, Scottie.

My name is Christian Martin and I grew up near Sacramento, California, where I began to develop a love of learning at John Adams Academy, a classical charter school. I continued my pursuit of the true, the good, and the beautiful at Benedictine College in Atchison, Kansas, where I graduated with a double major in Philosophy and Theology in May of 2024. I have a great desire to share the beauty of creation and the joy of education with the next generation of students for the glory of God and the salvation of souls, and look forward to being involved in such an amazing community.

Hi there! My name is Benjamin Brown. I am a Colorado native and studied at Metro State University of Denver, initially Studio Art with an emphasis in drawing, and then Math with a theoretical concentration. I graduated in May 2024. From the age of 14 I have been an earnest seeker of truth and studied many of the world's major religions in its pursuit. Our Lord reassures us "the one who seeks finds", and by the grace of God I converted and my now wife Rebecca reverted in our late 20's and were married in June 2024 at St. Mary's in Littleton. My personal relationship to God is primarily facilitated through the Byzantine rite. I am excited to share my skills and knowledge with the students of this community and am grateful to be a part of the mission alive at OLSW. 

Born to immigrant parents, Axel spent much of his childhood in Mexico. After moving to Colorado for his undergrad, he graduated from Colorado Christian University in 2020 with a degree in Theology and Church History. He and his wife, Julianna, married in 2021 and, together, have committed their lives to the formation of God’s children. Axel has served as the Director of Youth Ministry and Adult Initiation at Our Lady of Fatima Parish in Lakewood since 2021. He is currently completing his MA in Theology with an emphasis in the sacred chant of the Rus’ through Byzantine Catholic Seminary. He also serves as a cantor at his parish, Holy Protection of the Mother of God, and spends much of his time adapting ancient Slavic chant into English. He currently teaches History 9 and 10 for OLSW.

Mrs. Macias brings to Our Lady Seat of Wisdom an unusual union of the practical and the theoretical sciences. She earned a bachelor's degree in chemical engineering and a master's degree in materials science from the Universidad Michoacana de San Nicolás de Hidalgo in Morelia, Michoacán, and a Master of Arts in Education from the University of Colorado Boulder. Before turning to the classroom, she worked as a research assistant at the University of Louisville, where her work on catalysis, biodiesel, and nanomaterials appeared in peer reviewed journals including Catalysis Today, Catalysis Communications, and ACS Catalysis. She has taught mathematics, science, and Spanish at Sacred Heart of Jesus School in Boulder since 2020, where she built laboratory work and immersive activities into her chemistry instruction. She is a native Spanish speaker and was named the outstanding graduate student in research at her university.

Mrs. Levanduski comes to Our Lady Seat of Wisdom with a scholar's love of the English literary tradition and a teacher's gift for drawing students into it. She holds a B.A. in Medieval and Renaissance Studies from Ohio State University, with a minor in folklore and thirty credit hours of Latin.  She pursued graduate work in Medieval English literature and Latin at University College London . Her studies range across Old and Middle English, Arthurian literature, classical Greek literature, and manuscript studies, with a capstone thesis on Elizabethan England. Since 2024 she has taught English language arts and designed an original humanities enrichment curriculum in classical literature, mythology, and Latin, along with electives in classical mythology, medieval art, and formal debate. She holds a Colorado professional teaching license in English language arts and has led literacy initiatives that brought books and reading into the homes of the families she serves.

We're delighted to welcome Dani Lindholm as our new Art III Teacher! Dani brings a rich and varied teaching background. She taught upper-school English Literature at Jim Elliott Schools and served for years as a homeschool tutor through Classical Conversations, guiding her own children and many others along the way. Most recently, she has served as a 6th grade lead tutor and 4th–6th grade Art and Music tutor at RCA Denver. Beyond the classroom, Dani is a skilled artisan who owns Esther's Bramble, where she creates and teaches wool-felting, lace-making, and other fine handcrafts, and she volunteers as a demonstrator and website manager for the Rocky Mountain Lace Guild. Her creativity, patience, and genuine joy in encouraging students' artistic growth come through in everything she does. 

Please join us in welcoming Elizabeth Rowden as our new Music Teacher! Elizabeth is currently completing her degree in Music History and Literature (with a minor in English) at Regis University. A gifted multi-instrumentalist, she plays violin, cello, piano, and guitar, and brings hands-on experience from her work with the Boulder Symphony and Music Academy, the Boulder Philharmonic, and Camp Con Brio – String Camp of the Rockies. She has a real heart for young musicians, having spent time volunteering to tutor younger students in music free of charge. Elizabeth's blend of musical talent, arts administration experience, and genuine enthusiasm for teaching make her a wonderful addition to our music program.