Connie Angstadt is a graduate of East Stroudsburg University in Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Science in Special Education. At Samford University, she received a Master of Education in School Administration. Previous professional experience includes teaching elementary students at Friendship House Day Treatment Center where she also worked as a psycho-education specialist. At Haverford High School in Philadelphia, Mrs. Angstadt created and implemented a work study program for her students. At Highland Park School in New Jersey, she taught middle school and assisted in school curriculum development.

Despite numerous family relocations, she continued to exhibit her passion for continuing her education by taking courses at schools such as Villanova and St. Joseph’s University. Upon moving to Alabama, she worked at the Early Intervention Center for Infants and Toddlers in Jasper. In Birmingham, she taught preschool for five years at Hunter Street Baptist Church, then served as the Director of Preschool at Bluff Park Methodist Church. In 2000, she opened Adventure Ark Playschool and Prince of Peace Catholic School. For over twenty years, through her role as principal, she has dedicated herself to implementing her school vision and to continuing school growth to meet the ever-evolving needs of the community. She and her family have been active members of the Prince of Peace Church community for over twenty years.

Bridget Carter graduated from the University of Missouri, Columbia with a Bachelor of Arts in English.   Initially, she enjoyed a career in the corporate travel industry, focusing on selling, planning, and implementing incentive travel for major corporations. However, as her family grew, she transitioned to being a stay-at-home mom, moving states several times over ten years. During this period, she became actively involved in the Catholic schools her children attended, volunteering and serving on the PTO. Her experiences reinforced her passion for Catholic education.

After moving to Birmingham, Bridget continued her education at the University of Alabama, Birmingham, studying secondary education. For almost 20 years, she has been associated with Prince of Peace Church and School, working as both a middle school teacher (teaching English, Creative Writing, and Religion) and a church staff member. Her current role as the Assistant Principal, focusing on middle school operations, has been particularly fulfilling. Bridget is committed to preparing students for the challenges of high school and helping each student achieve their full potential.

Mr. Doss serves as the President of Prince of Peace School and as the Operations Business Manager for the Parish. He joined Prince of Peace in May 2017 after wrapping up a successful 33-year career at the American Cancer Society as the Mid-South Division’s senior-most staff executive. In that position, he held responsibility for driving development and implementation of the Society's mission and income strategies across six states. Under his leadership, the Mid-South Division served over 59,000 cancer patients and caregivers; engaged thousands of volunteers to support community-based programs; inspired and equipped hundreds of companies to provide healthy workplaces; and raised $53 million annually to support the many programs of the Society.

As a lifelong Catholic and resident of the Birmingham area, Kelly was extremely active in his parish and served as parish finance chairman, PSR teacher, Eucharistic minister, reader, and served as a member of the Parish Council and choir.

He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Accounting from the University of Alabama in Birmingham and has taken several post-graduate business courses. He is also a past board member of several non-profit organizations. Kelly and his wife Carla have three grown children and four grandchildren.