I was born in Puebla, Mexico.  I came to the U.S. at the age of 12 and started 6th grade in Houston,TX.  Eventually, my family and I relocated to Hurst, TX., where I continued my education and graduated from L.D. Bell High School.  I attended TCC where I received my associates.  Afterwards, I transferred to Texas Wesleyan University and graduated with my Bachelor's of Science in Paralegal Studies and minor in Business Administration.   

I started working for FWISD as a compliance teacher assistant, substitute teacher then moved on to become a special education teacher assistant and eventually found my calling and became a teacher.  I look forward each school year to building a classroom community where all my students become like a family.  This school year is different, but my goal for your children remains the same: to learn in a safe and caring environment so that the students become successful learners.

I grew up in the Rio Grand Valley in a little town called Alamo,Texas, down near the border of Mexico.  ​I graduated from the University of Houston. My family and I love taking pictures in wildflower patches in the spring. We also love our pet cat named Cleo. This is my fifth year teaching in Fort Worth ISD and my second year teaching 2nd grade. It is my fifteenth year of teaching overall. I have taught 8th grade, 6th grade, 5th grade, 4th grade, 2nd grade, Special Education K-4, and 1st grade.