Somerset Independent School District

“We have a lot of fun while we learn. What we do here makes a significant difference; we help develop the foundation that helps them be successful later.”

“I want to give my students every opportunity possible to take full advantage of their education. Create something new, and enjoy learning.”

“I’m extremely grateful to be part of such a good district and want parents to know their kids are in good hands. All of the teachers truly do care, and they work extremely hard to provide the best education for all the kids.”

“I love my students; their excitement to learn means everything to me. I hope they realize there is nothing they can’t do, nothing is impossible.”

“Watching students believe in themselves and their potential is the most rewarding part of what I do."

“Every child is a child. It doesn’t matter if they have a disability. They can still grow and learn and be successful. They are capable of anything and everything.”

“I grew up here, I graduated here, my kids went to school here. It’s a tight community, and I love working here.”

"I'm passionate about teaching Spanish, it's important, especially here in San Antonio. I want parents to know I'm here to support the students. I want my students to feel encouraged to learn." .

“I love teaching. The days are never the same and you get to learn new things and teach new things.”

“In Somerset, they have the privilege of exploring many opportunities with mariachi. They can find confidence, work together as a team, and push each other to sound good."

“Somerset puts in a lot of hard work and dedication to its students. I love to work with the kids and build relationships with them. I want them to see my class as a space that’s a home away from home."

“I want the best for my students. They are my world. I’m their school mom. When I’m asked how many children I have, I say 21.”

"I hope my students see art everywhere, in science, business, or any aspect of their life. I hope they take that technicality and creativity with them. And don't forget your ABC's, "Always Be Creating."