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About The Teacher
I was born and raised in New Jersey. As a child, I loved soccer, reading, writing creative stories, digging in the dirt, collecting rocks, capturing and raising "pollywogs" (tadpoles), and searching for Native American artifacts. When I graduated from high school in 1993, I attended Rutgers University where I studied Anthropology and Art History. After graduating from college, I joined the AmeriCorps National Civilian Community Corps and was a full time volunteer for two years. During this time, I traveled all over the Southeast and even journeyed to Puerto Rico to work with the Red Cross during their Hurricane Georges disaster relief effort. While in AmeriCorps, I worked frequently with children and this was what inspired me to later become a teacher. When I'm not teaching, I can be found playing with my cats, camping and taking road trips throughout the United States. I am also very interested in archaeology and history, and love to spend time at museums learning as much as I can. It is my great pleasure to teach fifth grade students at Ortega. I have the greatest class in the world!

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Mission
We will learn and grow together as a team, supporting each other along the way. Class Rules 1. Come to class prepared to learn 2. Always practice self control 3. Put downs are not allowed 4. Respect your fellow classmates and your teacher