Meet The Team

Coach Marty Moyers is in his 20th year in the School District of Philadelphia and fifth year as a math teacher and coach at Bodine. He spent 15 years at Kensington CAPA in many roles as a teacher, roster chair and dean of students.  Currently, he teaches IB Math, and Algebra 2.  He also coaches both tennis teams and the boys basketball team. 

 

He believes "Bodine is a special place with great academics and has amazing students to work with."  Being a part of Friends of Bodine is a great opportunity to help support our school and students.   "I look forward to raising as much money as possible to provide the best possible experiences for our students," he adds.    

 

Mr. Moyers is an avid sports fan and has been involved in athletics for over three decades.  A former assistant college basketball coach at King's College and The Catholic University of America (CUA).  While at CUA, the team won the Division III National Championship in 2001.  A 1996 graduate of Radford University with a Sociology degree and a Master Degree in Multicultural Education from Eastern University.  He and his wife Stacey, enjoy traveling the world and spending time with their niece and nephew. 

Dr. David Bungard is the Science Department Chair as well as a Chemistry, Physics and Biology teacher at Bodine High School in Philadelphia. He has eleven years teaching experience in the Philadelphia School District. He started teaching at Boys’ Latin of Philadelphia Charter School in West Philly, then moved to Vaux Big Picture High School and finally Bodine.

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Prior to that, Dr. Bungard was a published biochemist at the University Of Pennsylvania School of Medicine where he studied the epigenetic control of gene expression. Dr. Bungard graduated from The George Washington University with a B.S. in Biology, and then acquired his Ph.D. in Biochemistry from Thomas Jefferson University. 

Dr. Bungard leverages his vast laboratory research experience to provide hands-on, experiential learning activities for all his science classes. Students learn science as scientists do, by observing phenomena, modeling how they work and then testing and refining their models. This leads to deeper understanding of the content.

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Dr. Bungard is originally from New York. He has lived in Washington, D.C. and Boston. He came to Philly to attend Jefferson and never left. He lives in South Philadelphia with his wife and two children.

A 2021 graduate of Ursinus College, Maggie studied Political Science and Sociology, along with a minor in African American and Africana Studies. Building on her passion for public service, Maggie is pursuing a Master of Public Administration at West Chester University, with an expected graduation date of December 2024.

 

Prior to joining Bodine, Maggie worked at West Catholic High School for two years as the Assistant Director of Admissions. At Bodine, Maggie oversees the partnership between the school and the World Affairs Council of Philadelphia, facilitating educational programs that promote global awareness and civic engagement for Bodine students. 

 

Originally from Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, Maggie has made Philadelphia her home since 2021. Keeping active in her community, Maggie volunteers with Project Meow,  an all-volunteer organization that cares for the homeless cat population in West Philly.  In her free time, Maggie enjoys reading nonfiction, traveling, staying active, and exploring Philadelphia's culinary scene with her partner, Michael. They share their home with their two adorable cats, Appa and Momo.

Born and raised in Philadelphia, Rachel is a proud Bodine graduate from the class of 2004. She’s worked at PNC Bank for 16 years and currently works within PNC Private Bank on the Philanthropy and Impact Team. She received her bachelor’s degree in communication studies from West Chester University of PA in 2008 and a Master of Arts degree in Business and Professional Communications from LaSalle University in 2015. She also earned her Chartered Advisor in Philanthropy designation from American Financial College in 2023.

 

Rachel serves as the assistant captain of her neighborhood’s community relations committee, she works with the youth ministry of her beloved church, Dare to Imagine, and serves on several committees within the Phi Beta Omega chapter of her sorority, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated. Rachel hopes to inspire current students at Bodine to reach their fullest potential and is excited for them to step into their greatness and utilize all the resources Bodine has to offer.

Parent of a current Bodine student, the school made a very quick and positive impression on Liz and her family. The close knit feeling of the school’s community made joining Friends of Bodine a natural fit. Liz felt it was time to become more involved to support Bodine’s fundraising efforts to ultimately enhance the student and faculty experience.

 

Liz and her wife have lived in Philadelphia for 20 years and are raising two kids that are growing through the Philadelphia Public School District. Liz has served in several Finance/Accounting roles throughout her career and has always been one to join a social committee. She hopes to put her past experiences to use to further bolster the Friends of Bodine initiative.