Welcome to Pacific Sky
Welcome to Pacific Sky
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My name is Amber Tracy and I am thrilled to be the Pacific Sky Innovation Technologist this year! I’m excited about the opportunity to take on a role that combines creativity, collaboration, and a passion for meaningful learning. I'll be working side-by-side with classroom teachers to co-design and facilitate dynamic, cross-curricular experiences that ignite curiosity and deepen student engagement. By leveraging the design thinking process and integrating a wide range of technologies and resources, I hope to empower students through inquiry-based learning that cultivates critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and communication. I’m eager to bring energy, innovation, and a student-centered mindset to this impactful work!
About Me
I have an 11 year daughter, Emerson, and an 8 year old son, Paxton. They will both be Pilots again this year, grades 3rd and 6th, and couldn't be more excited about it! They bring so much joy and happiness to my life. When we're away from school we enjoy the beach, hiking, travelling and exploring our beautiful city here in San Diego.
My Education and Career
After high school I came to San Diego from Northern California, to attend San Diego State where I earned my bachelor’s degree. After that, I went on to receive my teaching credential from a private university, and later a Master's of Arts in Education with an emphasis on Math and Science, also through SDSU. I started my career in third grade at Sage Canyon and then moved on to teach for 11 years at Carmel Del Mar in kindergarten and first grade. I'm now a year 4 Pilot, eager to be back in a new role for our 25/26 year!
Contact Information
atracy@dmusd.org
When we provide our students opportunities to look closely at the world in a novel way and ask questions of themselves and others, then students connect with other people in their community and the world, generate new perspectives, develop a sense of ownership over their ideas, innovate, and create something of value for someone else.
When we provide our students opportunities to look closely at the world in a novel way and ask questions of themselves and others, then students connect with other people in their community and the world, generate new perspectives, develop a sense of ownership over their ideas, innovate, and create something of value for someone else.
Life Outside the Hangar
Life Outside the Hangar
Outside of school, I love to spend time with my children exploring and being active. I also enjoy reading, cooking and travelling.
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