Enjoys gardening, reading, and drinking tea
Has three children, 1 dog and 1 turtle
Favorite tradition is senior retreat
A native El Pasoan, Ms. Nicole Cobb ‘02 attended St. Patrick and Loretto Academy. She earned her undergraduate degree from Harvard University and two master’s degrees from Stanford University. She has always loved being in the classroom and has taught in various settings for over a decade. She also co-founded a regional nonprofit organization to support new mothers. Her favorite part about Loretto is its students.
Enjoys fishing and camping, and spending time with his sons and grandchildren
Was inducted to the Sul Ross Hall of Honor (Basketball) in 1998
Favorite traditions include all those that have been passed from generation to generation as well as the core values
Mr. Ricardo Enriquez has worked at Loretto Academy for over 15 years. He holds a bachelor’s in business administration and has over 40 years of accounting experience. He officiates volleyball and basketball games in his free time. Mr. Enriquez is enjoys working with the school’s dedicated faculty and staff and being able to help families fulfill their dreams of sending their children to Loretto Academy in his current role.
Enjoys helping others
Favorite tradition is Ring Rose
Her two children, RJ and Vanessa, are both Loretto Angels
A native New Yorker, Ms. Angela Glover relocated to El Paso at 19 and attended the School of Mines. She has served as the Director of Athletics since 2002, adding multiple new sports and teams. There are currently 9 sports for high school, 3 for middle, and 2 for elementary school. She has completed multiple TAPPS requirements and truly loves all sporting events. Her favorite part of Loretto is the beautiful campus and its rich traditions.
Was a volleyball and basketball coach for 10 years at Loretto
Enjoys gardening, reading, and playing games with her two children, Kevin and Karyn
Favorite tradition is Ring Rose. She received her ring from her older sister, and they wore the same style dress for the ceremony.
A native El Pasoan, Ms. Norma Lopez ‘83 attended St. Joseph’s and Loretto Academy, where she was the first recipient of the Mother Praxedes Award. She holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at El Paso and a master’s degree from New Mexico State University. Ms. Lopez has worked as a teacher, instructional coach, and administrator for over 30 years. Her favorite thing about Loretto is how the four core values are woven into daily classroom life starting with the 3-year-olds in pre-K.
Proud mom to Olivia Rose who will be a junior at the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque this fall.
Loves to volunteer in the community.
Enjoys trying new foods, watching sports of all kinds and traveling with her partner, Homero Lucero.
Rose is a proud El Paso native who obtained her Bachelor’s degree from New Mexico State University. The combination of her 25 years’ experience in non-profit management and marketing will allow Rose to serve the greater Loretto community, past and present, well. Community engagement is something that Rose takes to heart on both a personal and professional level. She hopes her experience will inspire alumnae to give back to preserve the Loretto legacy. Rose loves the religious aspect that is part of the Loretto education experience. As Rose turns to her own faith as a guiding principle in her life, she hopes that each student will be able to connect with God in a similar manner.
Loves reading and getting lost in a piece of great literature
Enjoys visiting with her two granddaughters
Favorite tradition is senior retreat
A native El Pasoan, Ms. Helen Martinez has over 30 years of experience in education, including teaching, developing curriculum, Title I compliance, serving as a testing coordinator and mentor to new teachers. She holds a master’s degree in Education. She came out of retirement in 2014 to serve in her current role. She is most proud of the shared vision at Loretto and the nurturing of young women as they develop their potential as individuals and community members.
Loves watching classic movies with her daughter, Megan ’15, and their poodle, Lulu
Enjoys gardening, baseball, and time with loved ones
Favorite Loretto traditions are the Christmas Assembly as well as the memorable graduation festivities
Ms. Patricia R. Martinez ’81 was given the loving gift of Catholic education, graduating from St. Pius X School and Loretto Academy. With a strong connection to her own educational experience, she has been fortunate enough to serve as an educator for 34 years specializing in technology education. She holds her bachelor’s and master’s degrees from the University of Texas at El Paso. She is a firm believer that Loretto Academy cultivates the development of strong and independent women leaders who share meaningful school traditions and core values passed down from generation to generation.
Strongly believes that the core values are the driving force behind a Loretto education
Enjoys reading, planning events and travel
Favorite traditions are the 8th-grade lock-in (middle) and big sister/little sister events (high school).
Ms. Mary Ann Olivas has over 30 years of experience in the public and private educational system. She started her career as a special educator in both elementary and high school. She has also served as an activities director at the high school level. Ms. Olivas holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of Texas at Austin and a master’s degree from Sul Ross State University. She attributes her success and love of education to her mentors, friends, and cherished family.
Enjoys reading, traveling to visit friends and family, and watching football.
Loves spending time with her family and four dogs.
Mrs. Nancy Tovar and her husband, Aaron, are the proud parents of Adam (Lex), Josh, and Patrick (Gianna) and proud grandparents of Noah and Dillon.
Mrs. Tovar is a life-long El Pasoan with deep roots in the community. She earned her undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Texas at El Paso. An educator for 31 years, Mrs. Tovar has been a teacher, assistant principal, principal, human resources director and executive director, and assistant superintendent. Mrs. Tovar has also served as state president for a statewide principals’ organization. She is passionate about teaching and learning and the transformative power of education.
Her favorite part of Loretto are the students and the rich tradition of academic excellence.
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