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A Minute With Stacy Morell
Cheerleading is?
Important!
Cherokees or Ravens?
Cherokees!
Something few know about you?
Everyone knows everything.
Whom do you most admire?
Cissy, my dance teacher at Capuchino High. She
was my mentor.
What phrase do you most overuse?
Cool.
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Stacy Morell was born in San Bruno and attended local schools there, graduating from
Capuchino High School in 2001.
She received a bachelor’s degree in dance and a teaching credential from San Francisco
State University. She started a wildly successful and popular competitive hip-hop program
at Rebels Elite in South San Francisco (ages 4 through adults) and led them to many national
titles and awards from 2005 through 2010.
Currently Stacy teaches dance at Sequoia High School in Redwood City while coaching
cheer and creating performance opportunities to share her love and knowledge of dance.
Stacy enjoys dancing to all types of music and particularly enjoys studying hip-hop, jazz,
musical theater dance, modern/contemporary and cultural dance forms. She is excited to be
directing unique projects not focused on competition that will allow people of all ages and
abilities to learn and grow as performers.
The Sequoia district superintendent and board recognized Stacy and the cheer team she coaches
for their year-long commitment to breast cancer awareness and other community service
activities. She also works as a dance team coach at Woodside Priory School in Portola Valley.
Her hobbies include shopping, dining out and dancing.
Favorite song?
“Gangnam Style.”
What is your motto?
Don’t make decisions when you are angry and
don’t make promises when you are happy.
You are inspired by?
Technology.
Memorable moment?
Graduating from college.
What is a dream you have or something you’d
like to accomplish in your life?
Have children — two of them.
What is your idea of perfect happiness?
Meeting all the goals I set for myself.
Anyone you got on your mind?
My boyfriend, Ronnie.
At this time next year you will be?
Still coaching and teaching.
Anyone disappoint you lately?
No.
If you’re happy and you know it?
Clap your hands.
Redwood City is?
United.
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