I grew up in Arizona surrounded by Latino culture.  I went to the University of Arizona and received a degree in History and a degree in Spanish.  Upon graduation, I was commissioned as an officer in the United States Air Force and left for training in San Antonio, Tx to become an aviator.  I moved to Omaha, NE and worked as a Navigator on the RC-135 for 6 years.  During this time I also pursued a masters degree in Security Management and was an assistant coach for a soccer team in the local area.  We were also blessed with our two older children while I was in the military.

My husband got a job that moved us to northeastern Washington state.  I was a stay at home mom and decided to pursue a masters in secondary education with an emphasis in mathematics.  During this time we were blessed with our third child.  I taught Spanish and mathematics at the local high school where we lived for two years.  My husbands job moved us to Colebrook in 2017.  In 2018, I began working in Canaan as a middle school and high school math teacher.  When the foreign language position opened at Colebrook I jumped on the opportunity to work in the same school that my children attend.  I also am thrilled to be the assistant coach for the varsity girls soccer team this year.  

I am very excited to be working here at CAES and I look forward to working with each of your students to learn about different Latino countries and a language that I love very much.  I am also excited to teach a college level math class that provides the applicability of high school math and a comprehensive review of maths learned throughout high school years.