I hold a degree in Architectural Design from the Universidad Central de Venezuela. Though my bachelor's degree is in Architecture, I discovered a profound passion for education. When I moved from Venezuela to Texas with my husband and two children, seeking ways to give back to the welcoming community that became our new home. Education became my chosen path to contribute, allowing me to engage in something I truly enjoy.

Recognizing the privilege of being part of an educational system accessible to everyone, a stark contrast to my home country where education is often out of reach, I embarked on my teaching journey. I began at ALVIN ISD, working with elementary students in special education, behavior management, and math. Subsequently, I joined Fort Bend ISD in a similar capacity.

In 2022, I joined Clements High School as a World Languages teacher, instructing Spanish 1 and Spanish 2. It is particularly exciting for me as both of my children attend Clements HS, making it a place of significance for our family. This year, I am thrilled to be teaching Spanish 3 in addition to Spanish 1.

Outside of the classroom, I cherish spending time with my family, traveling overland, and camping in remote destinations. I am also an avid runner, having completed several full and half-marathons. My dedication to teaching high school is unwavering, and I am continually seeking ways to enhance my teaching methods and connect more deeply with my students.