As an educator, I believe that we need to try to teach all our students to become the best they can be with the goal of developing lifelong learners who have the skills to compete and function as valuable contributing members of our society. All students can learn and progress to the next level.  The challenge is struggling to achieve this with factors that are out of our control. Today, educators need staff development to maximize student achievement despite those factors for which we have little influence.

I served on the Staff Support Team as part of the pre-referral team for special education for seven years.  

I had the pleasure and opportunity to help design and create the by-laws for the Marsh Grammar School Faculty Senate, a committee designed to open communication and unify our new pre-k to grade 8 school.  I served six years as president. 

I was the supervisor Unified Talents Summer Enrichment for grades pre-K through 8 for six years.  We had over 200 students and about twenty teachers participating in the program for enrichment classes such as reading tutoring, basketball, baton twirling, and much more.  

Currently, I am the Methuen Education Association President at Methuen Public Schools for my second year.