My journey in education began at 16 years old, when I completed my community service in teaching. Since then, I've had the privilege of guiding, mentoring, and being part of the growth and learning of many children. I bring over 6 years of professional experience working with kids across different settings and stages of learning.

Throughout my journey in Washington, D.C., I've grown into different roles within education. I've served as an assistant and teacher at Horace Mann Elementary, brought my enthusiasm to the After School program at Stoddert Elementary, and worked as an assistant at Ross Elementary. I've also enriched the student experience by creating and coordinating art projects across DC elementary schools.

Today I combine my passion for teaching with my university studies in nursing and biology. Beyond education, I'm deeply passionate about art, drawing, painting, and music — I strongly believe these tools open the door to more dynamic, creative, and meaningful learning experiences.

My goal is for every child to learn Spanish in a natural, fun, and creative way — using music, art, and play to spark curiosity and nurture a lasting love for the language.