Sarah Hunter
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Jill Perez
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Alyssa Schrom
"Originally, I wanted to be a Disney Imagineer but ultimately was drawn to the practicality
of being able to teach while raising my daughter, which has its own magic day-to-day." |
Ambrosia Solis
Pedagogy is certainly important, but what really matters for effective teaching is:
“can you connect with every student in some way?”
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Jose Melo
“Being a teacher is really a calling,” said Melo, 29. “I feel very fortunate to work
with the students I work with every day. My students empower me. When you’re feeling
a little down as a teacher, just listening to a student greet you or being excited
walking into the classroom gives you the motivation, the energy to keep going.” Read the full article about Jose Melo's Acheivement as SDCOE Teacher of the Year |
Heather Golly
"From my program at CSUSM, I learned the importance of equity and access; cultural
proficiency. This was so aligned with my own beliefs and has guided me in my decision-making
experience as a school leader." |
Carola Solano-Humerez
"I carry with me the mentality of always Sí Se Puede, but I take it to another level. I remind myself constantly: Sí Se Puede, Sí Se Pudo, Sí Se Va Poder." |
Albert Ngo
"Albert Ngo is a visionary and his hard work and dedication puts that vision into
reality." - Greg Fryan |
Dr. Katie McNamara
“I really love that Cal State San Marcos is committed to social justice and serving a diverse community,” McNamara said. “It was a perfect fit for me.” |
"If you had told me ten years ago that I would be a high school English teacher, I
wouldn't have believed you."
"Although your credential may specifically place you with a certain population, students
do not fit in those categories so easily...
