Dr. Davis joined the Belmont Hill faculty in 2014 and is the Chair of the Classics Department. He teaches Latin Gamma A, Latin 3A, Greek, and History 1. He also coaches Middle School football and Varsity wrestling and Head Form Advisor for Form IV. 
 

Mr. Leonardis joined Belmont Hill's faculty in 2008. He teaches English 2, English 3, American Literature, Non-Fiction Writing, and the inquiry course, God Man, and Myth. Mr. Leonardis holds the Maggie and John Ryan Family Teacher/Coach Chair, established in 2017 in memory of Maggie and John Ryan by the Ryan family—Ann, Tony, Matthew ’14, William ’17, and Thomas ’19. This chair honors a faculty member who exemplifies an ideal embraced by the School since its founding: excellence as both a teacher and a coach.

In addition, Mr. Leonardis coaches Third Soccer, Varsity Wrestling, and Third Wrestling.

Mr. Ryan returns to Belmont Hill as a one-year interim teaching fellow, where he will teach three classes, coach, and advise students. After completing his degree at Columbia University and graduating in May 2021 with a B.S. in Computer Engineering and a minor in Music Theory, Mr. Ryan will also contribute to Belmont Hill’s emerging robotics and STEAM programs using his proficiency in coding in C, Python, Java, and Verilog HDL. At Columbia University, he was a member of the Heavyweight Division 1 rowing team and also made the Dean’s List.

Mr. Sullivan joined Belmont Hill's faculty in 2019. After graduating from Belmont Hill in 2007, he attended Williams College where he majored in Political Science. He spent a summer at the London School of Economics where he studied in its finance program. Mr. Sullivan comes to Belmont Hill from The Pingry School, where he taught financial literacy before he transitioned to a grade seven history teacher. In this role, he developed a curriculum based on student-centered, discussion-based learning, citizenship, and historical thinking. Mr. Sullivan teaches U.S. History, Economics, and Government and coaches Middle School and Varsity Wrestling.