About Me

"Change begins the moment you take your first step toward new cheese."

— Inspired by Who Moved My Cheese? by Spencer Johnson

A passionate and committed bilingual early childhood educator, I currently serve as a PreK-3 teacher in a public school setting while pursuing my Doctorate in Educational Technology Leadership at Kean Jersey City University. My educational philosophy is grounded in inclusive, student-centered learning and driven by a deep belief in the power of culturally responsive teaching and technology to reach every child.

My career in education began with the completion of a CDA and Associate’s degree in Liberal Arts and has continued through earning a Bachelor’s in Modern Languages and a Master’s in Urban Education. I also hold a NIEER certificate from Rutgers University. These academic milestones reflect my dedication to both personal and professional growth and continue to shape my work in the classroom and beyond.

As a Spanish-speaking educator, I am especially committed to advocating for multilingual and neurodiverse learners. My classroom is a space where children are encouraged to explore, ask questions, and express themselves supported by intentional use of digital tools that enhance engagement and access for all.

In addition to teaching, I actively seek out opportunities to expand my skills and leadership capacity through research, professional development, and collaboration with fellow educators. My doctoral work focuses on the intersection of technology, culture, and early childhood learning exploring how we can design more equitable and empowering learning environments for diverse communities.

With a strong foundation in both practice and theory, I strive to lead with empathy, innovation, and purpose. This digital portfolio showcases my journey, contributions, and aspirations as an educator and leader committed to reimagining early childhood education for all learners.

2025-2028