Saint Joseph School

Angela Williams is the school's home economics and driver's education teacher. She's a shorter, slim woman with wavy golden-red hair who typically dresses fairly simply. She is well-liked by both students and staff, especially since she has a habit of leaving random baked goods in the staff lounge and student common areas.

She actually has several cookbooks published including her best selling "Twenty Ways to Dress a Dumpling", which was featured on Oprah just last year. She also serves on a state advisory board for juvenile driving regulations.

Mrs. Williams has no superpowers of her own. However, she is a proficient kickboxer and has on occasion substituted for classes in self defense.

At present, Mrs. Williams is out on maternity leave. She is due to have her third child in early October, and she plans to return to her classes in mid January, 2007.

So... how's the bambino?

On October 5 of last year, Mrs. Williams became the proud mother of twins: Garret and Justine. She requested an extension to her maternity leave until mid-March, which the school administration approved without hesitation.

Mrs. Williams resumed teaching home economics and driver's education on March 19. As a testament to her popularity, over a dozen students requested to add home economics or driver's education to their course schedules over the following week. Random baked goods are once again appearing in the staff lounge and student common areas.