Highschool Teachers – Landmark Christian School

Middle School/High School Teachers

Mr. Isaac LeFevre

6th Homeroom

B.A. in Bible - Missions

Mr. LeFevre was born in the U.S. but was raised on the mission field in the country of Bulgaria. He accepted Christ as his Savior when he was twelve years old and surrendered to full-time service when he was in Bible College. While attending Landmark Baptist College, he was able to serve in the bus ministry, Sunday School and church youth group.

Mrs. Reyna Riehl

7th (A) Homeroom

B.S in Christian Secondary Education

Reyna Riehl Was born in Nicaragua and attended Landmark Baptist College From 2002 to 2006. She graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Christian Secondary Education. She has been teaching since 2009 She received Jesus Christ as her savior when she was 13 years old.

Mr. Brandon Johnston

7th (B) Homeroom

B.S. in Christian Education

Mr. Brandon Johnston was saved September 1, 2006 at North Columbus Baptist Church. It wasn’t until later in life that he made the surrender to serving the Lord with his entire heart to the teaching of God’s children. A soon to be graduate from Landmark Baptist College this spring, he wants nothing more than to serve the Lord with all his heart and is looking forward to teaching this year.

Mr. Lauren Wiebe

8th Homeroom

B.A. in Missions

B.S. in Secondary Education

Lauren Weibe has years of teaching experience. He graduated high school in 1980 and and served in the United States Air Force till 2003 when he moved to Haines City. He started teaching at LCS in 2006. He got saved on January 26, 1967 at his home.

Mr. Caleb Williamson

9th Homeroom

Bachelor’s of Youth Ministry

Mr. Williamson is from Cooper City, FL. He was raised in a Christian home and accepted Christ as Savior at 6 years old. God called him to preach when he was 16. He has been teaching since he graduated from Crown College in 2024.

Mrs. Erlys Gomez

10th Homeroom

B.S. in Christian Education

Mrs. Gomez was born and raised in a Christian home. She surrendered her life to the Lord when she was 15 years old. She graduated from Landmark Baptist College in 2008 with an elementary education degree and has been teaching ever since. She is married and is the mother of two girls.

Mr. Aaron Sigmon

11th Homeroom, HS Science

B.S. In Education

Mr. Aaron Sigmon was saved when he was 8 years old. In his senior year of high school, God began to work on his heart and directed him to attend Bible college. He was directed to Landmark Baptist College by his pastor. He graduated with a teaching degree and is praising God for everything that has taken place in his life so far including giving him a job at Landmark Christian School.

Mrs. Cheyenne Parsons

12th Homeroom

Bio coming soon

Mr. Rashad Thurston

Art

B.S. In Christian Elementary Education

Mr. Thurston is from Nassau, Bahamas and was saved at the age of 17. He enrolled at Landmark Baptist College in the fall of 2017, and graduated in the spring of 2022 with a Bachelor's degree in Elementary Education. Mr. Thurston got married to his wife Ayanna in 2022. He teaches art and Bible at Landmark Christian School and is eager to see what God has in store for this school year.

Miss Abigail Zukowski

HS Choir/Handbells

B.S. In Christian Elementary Education

Mrs. Lisa Landmann

Activities Coordinator

B.A. in Bible – Missions

M.A. in Biblical Studies

Mrs. Landmann was born in Mainz, Germany before she moved to Florida and came to Landmark Baptist College. After graduating with a MA in Biblical Studies in 2019, she began teaching. In addition to her language skills In German and French, she enjoys preparing her students for successful lives, both spiritually and academically.

Mrs. Debra Wiebe

Nurse

B.S. in Nursing

Mrs. Wiebe has over 30 years teaching and nursing experience. She was saved when she was 10 years old. She has always has a desire to serve the Lord in full-time ministry.

All employees of Landmark Christian School have a duty to report all suspected or actual cases of child abuse, abandonment, or neglect;
have immunity from liability if they report such cases in good faith and have a duty to comply with child protective investigations.
There is a legal penalty for not reporting suspected or alleged child abuse or alleged misconduct by instructional personnel or school
administrators. The Florida Abuse Hotline is 1.800.962.2873. The LCS contact is the school’s principal at 863.422.2037 ext. 204.