Growing up, I was the kid who always made her friends and sister play school.  And of course, I was always the teacher!  I come from a long line of educators, so I knew that education was my calling years ago.  As I entered high school, my career goal remained the same, but I realized that there was something special about those four years.  High school is like no other time in your life.  It was then that I realized that a high school teacher is what I wanted to be.  And I have always loved math, so that was the natural choice.  Upon graduation from Buckeye High School, I started college at Southeastern Louisiana University in Hammond.  I graduated in December 2009 with a Bachelor's degree in Secondary Mathematics Education and a minor in English Education.

 

Two days after graduation from college,  I began teaching at Tioga High School.  I had a fantastic time teaching there through May 2011.  In August 2011, I began teaching at Buckeye High School, my home. 

 

In May 2015, I graduated from the University of Louisiana at Monroe with a M.Ed. in Curriculum and Instruction, with a concentration in Academically Gifted.

 

I am thrilled to be starting another exciting year at Buckeye.  We are going to have a wonderful year and learn so many great things!