Math Teacher, COA Middle School
Explore and Enjoy
A little bit about me
From a young age, I’ve always had a sense of motivation and passion driving me forward. Whether it’s exploring unique opportunities, learning additional skills, or meeting new people, I bring these values to every experience throughout my life on a personal and professional level. To learn more about me, keep exploring my site or reach out directly.
Roles & Responsibilities
March 2020 - Present
Working with COA Middle Schoolers has been a pleasure. Students bring many unique personalities to the classroom, and the contributions they make to the classroom culture makes them unforgettable. Each year my students leave a mark on my heart.
January 2019 - May 2019
Working with Juniors and Seniors is always a pleasure. They are unique in that they are ready to be treated as grown ups, even thought they still have so much to learn.
August 2017Â - November 2017
Teaching ninth graders was one of my most challenging experiences as a teacher. It instilled some fear in me to teach that grade level, but it also taught me to be strong and caused me to sober up. I realized that teaching was a challenging job and it wasn't for everyone. But if it is for you, then the bad experiences will not hold you back in pursuing the career further.
My Studies
August 2010 - June 2013
I received three associate degrees at Sierra College including and AS in Mathematics, and AA in Natural Sciences, and an AS in Physics. JC is where I worked to complete my general education courses
September 2013 - September 2016
I was able to receive my bachelor of sciences in mathematics from UCDavis, and I was also able to simultaneously receive a BA in music composition. My favorite classes at UCDavis were my Number Theory course and Math Logic class.
May 2020 - Present
I am a National University Teacher Credentialing candidate. I hope to receive my teaching credential through national and continue to work with 7th graders at COA Middle School.
A Valuable Skill
Raising the Bar
Above and Beyond
"Do not go where the path may lead. Instead, go where there is no path and leave a trail"
