I love theatre, I love technology, I love to learn, and I love to teach! I received my Associate of Arts Degree in Technical Theatre from Grossmont College before transferring to San Diego State University, where I earned a Bachelor's Degree in English with an emphasis in Creative Writing. I spent several years working with San Diego arts organizations before joining the technology dotcom craze. The dotcom dotbombed, and I returned to school to pursue my childhood dream of teaching. I teach Technical Theatre and 9th Grade English at SDSCPA, following 11 years of teaching Technical Theatre at CPMA. In 2012, I realized my goal of obtaining my Master of Education degree with a specialization in Cross-Cultural Education from National University. In addition, I completed the Microsoft Innovative Educator Course (15 hours), Intel Teach Program Essentials Course (32 hours) and over 40 hours of Educational Technology courses offered through the district. I have attended the CUE (Computer Using Educators) conference for three years, completed Tier 1 GATE certification and taken additional courses in Educational Technology, Classroom Management, and building creative lessons. I am thrilled to have a profession that combines all that I love!

After building a career in the live entertainment industry with a focus on lighting, sound, and scenic design, Harrison Lange transitioned into education, bringing a wealth of experience to the classroom. Formerly the Associate Technical Director at Bay Street Theatre, Lange honed his technical skills while collaborating with renowned artists such as Julie Andrews, Jason Alexander, and Don Roy King. Lange’s versatility extended beyond theatre, with technical design contributions to major live events, including the 2023 Super Bowl and LA Marathon. Lange's commitment to the future of live entertainment is evident in a dedication to integrating emerging technologies with a strong emphasis on sustainability and safety. In the educational setting, Lange draws on this extensive experience to inspire students to push boundaries, effectively utilize technology, and contribute to a safer and more sustainable future for the industry.