Hello Everyone,
My name is Amber Coppola and I am a Special Education teacher in Dearborn Public Schools. I co-teach 6th Grade Language Arts and teach Math and Social Studies for students with Mild Cognitive Impairments. I’m very fortunate to have a career that I love.
I am engaged to an incredible man named James and we are looking forward to our September 2015 wedding. We have a 65 pound lap dog, otherwise known as Sarge, our German Shepherd who we love very much. I am a huge Tiger’s fan, and visit Comerica Park as often as I can.
I did attend Wayne State University for my undergraduate studies. I graduated in December of 2010 with a B.S. in Special Education. Midtown was where I called home while I went to WSU. While on campus I joined Kappa Delta Sorority. Currently, I am the Vice President of Membership to our Alumnae Chapter and I advise our Collegiate Chapter here at Wayne State.
I look forward to working with all of you this semester!
-Amber Coppola
I look forward to getting to know you throughout this class! Congratulations on your engagement:)
ReplyDeleteAmber
ReplyDeleteGreat to meet you. Everyone needs to love their jobs like you do! I am looking forward to the rest of the semester and getting to know everyone better!
Sue
Amber
ReplyDeleteI love and admire that you are a special education teacher, my brother is in special education and his teachers played major roles in his life while in school.
Also congrats on your engagement
Congrats on the upcoming nuptials. Welcome to IT6230
ReplyDeleteHello Amber, nice to meet you. Don't you like how the bigger the dog the more they think they are a small lap dog? I have to labs both about the same weight which think the same way.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your engagement, Amber!
ReplyDeleteAdditionally, I share the same love of teaching Special Education, except I was at the high school level and taught 2 hours of a remediated English class for those in Special Education and the rest of my hours were Resource Room hours, which I loved, obviously :).
Either way, good to meet you and I look forward to working with you this semester!
~Katie Degenhardt