

Ever since I was in Preschool, I knew I wanted to teach. I loved seeing the excitement that would build when the teacher was working with us and the joy we felt when we achieved our goal. The pride I felt in my accomplishments and those of the kids around me marked the point I knew what I wanted to do for my career. As I continued to work on my education, I came to work with children in the before and after school setting. While working with these children I felt fueled by the same excitement I have felt as a child and knew this was where I belonged.

In 2001, I attended Chabot College which is where I completed my teaching education. Eventually, this led me to working with school-age children and there I found my true passion. In 2003, I moved to Hawaii to obtain my degree in dance. While in Hawaii I taught dance to school-age children.
I enjoy teaching children about various cultures, places they have never heard of and broadening their scope of life. This includes teaching different languages, different dance styles, and even food. My two favorite types of dances are Indian and Hula. With these two styles of dance, children learn the art of hard work, resilience, and tenacity.
At Aim High, I love to see children grow and blossom. It’s fun to see all their personalities change from grade to grade. I love seeing the kids put into practice what they’ve been taught. It makes me proud to be a part of their lives.