FOUNDER TO THE PROFILE
Art and Elementary Technology Teacher, Single Point of Contact for Technology, NYC Department of Education
“An attorney told me not to be an attorney. The only attorneys who seem to be happier are the litigation attorneys because they go to trial and there's action. That was the best advice because I was thinking about going to law school.”
IN HIS OWN WORDS
An attorney told me not to be an attorney. The only attorneys who seem to be happier are the litigation attorneys because they go to trial and there's action. That was the best advice because I was thinking about going to law school.
Poverty is the single biggest issue as it limits school resources through property tax funding. Suburbs thrive while urban communities suffer. Need to repair infrastructure, create training for labor positions, and offer scholarships to get more men into education as role models.
Empathy is huge. Being appreciative and grateful for everything, including my wife who supported me through a hit-and-run accident. I developed deep empathy and compassion from working with emotionally disturbed children in high-needs districts.
PERSPECTIVES
Original insights, ideas, and viewpoints shaped by real-world experience.
View All Articles
An exploration of the delicate balance between supporting students and enabling their independence. This essay examines why restra…
Read the article
An educator reflects on how a trumpet moment transformed her career, exploring how empathy, intentional design, and accessible tec…
Read the articleLEARN MORE
Notable Men brings together influential voices across industries to share insights, experiences, and perspectives that matter.
Learn More
