MS. ROBERSON

ABOUT ME:

Hi! My name is Taylor Roberson and I' m so excited to be your child's Math Resource teacher this school year. I am going into my fifth year of teaching at the amazing Shirley Dill Brothers Elementary with my fantastic staff. I always strive to create a wonderful learning environment where my students feel extremely comfortable while they flourish in my classroom.

I am proud Houstonian and a product of Alvin ISD that gradated from Manvel Highschool. "HOKA HEY!" Also, I received my bachelors degree from Lamar University in Applied Arts and Science with a minor in Environmental Science.

I am a mother of two handsome fur babies named Hunter and Quincy. I am also the oldest of three and have two of the most supportive, hardworking, inspiring, and wonderful parents. My family fills my heart and fuel me with the love I need to be the best version of myself daily. I am extremely family oriented and I love working at Brothers because of the resemblance. I believe that having a family oriented culture in any establishment leads to a prosperous program.

***** FUN FACT: I am on a health& fitness journey this year, therefore if my students ever catch me eating unhealthy, they will receive incentives.

MY FAVORITES:

• I am a huge University of Oklahoma football fan and my favorite player is my little brother, defensive lineman, Kori Roberson Jr. #92!

• LOVE LOVE LOVE: Beyoncé, Stitch (Disney Character), Dogs, my SBE family, and friends/family

• HOBBIES: Crafting, Working out, Swimming, Biking, Basketball, Volleyball, Traveling, Watching movies, Shopping, and Spending time with my Family/Friends

• COLORS: Blush, Grey, & Earth/Pastel Tones

• FLOWERS: Orchids & Peonies

• STORES: Amazon, Target, Hobby Lobby, Macys, Marshalls, At Home, Ikea, & Sephora

• FOOD PLACES: Anything my Grandparents/Dad cooks, Cava (Mediterranean restaurant), and Anywhere I can get a healthy meal

• QUOTE: Everybody is a Genius, but if you judge a fish by it's ability to climb a tree, it will live its whole life believing that it is inadequate." ~ Albert Einstein