Lambda Sigma Upsilon, Latino Fraternity Inc.
Regional Intake Officer (2010–2014) • President (2008–2009) • New Member Educator (2007–2010)
Latinos Siempre Unidos — leadership, brotherhood, and service across the Northeast region.
Career
More than fifteen years in education, from bilingual social studies classrooms to high school administration and, currently, assistant principal at John Hill School in Boonton Public Schools. Each role has centered on the same work: connecting data, instruction, teacher development, and student support so schools respond to student needs earlier and more effectively.
In Practice

Direct instruction, US history

Modeling and engagement

Discussion and questioning

Adjunct instruction

Family engagement, library

Doctor of Education conferral

Standing with support staff

Student fundraiser, all in
07/2026 – Present
John Hill School, Boonton Public Schools
Boonton, NJ
08/2022 – 06/2026
Township of Orange Board of Education
Orange, NJ
08/2021 – 05/2025
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Teaneck, NJ
08/2012 – 08/2022
North Bergen Board of Education
North Bergen, NJ
09/2012 – 08/2015
GoFutureNow.com
Online
09/2009 – 06/2012
Union City High School
Union City, NJ
08/2009 – 06/2012
Supreme Consultants
Rutherford, NJ
Beyond the School
Service, cultural advocacy, and direct work with young people have shaped a leadership approach grounded in steadiness, equity, and long-term community trust.

Regional Intake Officer (2010–2014) • President (2008–2009) • New Member Educator (2007–2010)
Latinos Siempre Unidos — leadership, brotherhood, and service across the Northeast region.
Township of Orange BOE
Organize family outreach, multilingual family supports, and recognition programs that strengthen trust and partnership with diverse families.
North Bergen High School
Fostered cultural awareness, student leadership, community partnerships, and student-led programming for over a decade.
Foundational Practice
Early-career work with United Friends of the Children, Pacific Lodge Boys Home, and Optimist Youth Home and Family Services — supporting youth ages 4–21 in schools, group homes, and wraparound settings. This experience continues to shape a calm, student-centered approach to discipline, intervention, and family engagement.
1:1 intervention
Implemented individualized behavior plans in school, home, and community settings under clinical supervision.
Skill development
Taught social, daily living, and self-regulation skills using positive reinforcement and consistent routines.
De-escalation
Applied trained crisis-management techniques to safely navigate aggressive, unsafe, or self-injurious behavior.
Progress tracking
Collected and reviewed behavioral data to inform clinical decisions and measure student growth over time.