Breanna Hernandez is an educator, behavioral support specialist, and STEM enrichment instructor with a strong academic background in psychology and criminal justice. She holds two bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Criminal Justice and originally began her career path with the goal of becoming a forensic psychologist. However, her professional journey took a meaningful turn when she formed a powerful connection with an autistic student early in her career. That experience ignited a passion for supporting neurodivergent learners and ultimately redirected her focus toward special education, behavioral development, and STEM enrichment.

Breanna now dedicates her work to empowering students through inclusive, hands-on learning experiences that build both academic confidence and personal growth. She specializes in creating engaging STEM-based activities that foster creativity, problem-solving, and critical thinking for students of all learning styles.

Currently, Breanna serves as a Sunrise Program Representative for the Boys & Girls Club, where she helps provide structured, supportive morning programming for students. In the afternoons, she works as a private tutor, enrichment teacher, and behavioral therapist, offering individualized academic support and behavioral guidance to help students reach their full potential.

Known for her patience, creativity, and ability to build meaningful connections with students, Breanna is passionate about creating safe and inspiring learning environments where every child feels valued, capable, and motivated to succeed.