Algebra II · Algebra Statistics · Essentials of Algebra · Fundamentals of Math at Universal Audenried Charter High School. Everything you need — schedules, syllabi, and how to reach me — lives right here.
I am originally from Evanston, Illinois, and I am a graduate of Drexel University. I am proud to teach at Universal Audenried Charter High School, where my goal every day is simple: help every scholar build the confidence, skills, and habits they need to succeed — in math class and far beyond it.
This year I teach Algebra II, Algebra Statistics, Essentials of Algebra, and Fundamentals of Math. All of my classrooms run on the same core ideas: show up, stay engaged, work hard, and never be afraid to ask questions or fail.
Outside of the classroom, I enjoy reading, playing pickleball, and watching baseball and football. I believe those same interests — curiosity, teamwork, persistence, and a willingness to keep learning — are qualities that help us grow both inside and outside the classroom.
Each course below has its own syllabus. Details are updated as the school year begins.
A continuation of Algebra I that deepens students' algebraic knowledge and skills — covering linear functions, linear inequalities, quadratic functions, polynomials, statistics, and probability. Students leave able to reason, solve, and represent equations and inequalities numerically and graphically.
View Syllabus →A practical course connecting algebra to everyday finances — earning, spending, saving, borrowing, and investing. Students build the math and money skills they'll use long after graduation.
View Syllabus →A skills-building course that strengthens the foundations every math student needs while reviewing key concepts for the Algebra Keystone Exam. Students build the confidence and fluency to succeed in Algebra and beyond.
View Syllabus →A skills-building course that strengthens the foundations every math student needs while reviewing key concepts for the Algebra Keystone Exam. Students build the confidence and fluency to succeed in Algebra and beyond.
View Syllabus →The classroom is best run when we work together and follow these expectations, every day.
One person speaks at a time, so everyone can be heard and understood.
Ask before leaving your seat — it keeps our classroom focused and safe.
Be active, focused, and ready to learn from the moment class begins.
Speak kindly to everyone — classmates, teachers, and yourself.
You are never on your own — here's where to go when you need help.
Drop by with questions or to make up work. Times are posted at the top of this page and in Google Classroom.
Email to schedule →Check your grades often so nothing sneaks up on you. Ask your advisor if you need a login reminder.
Check your grades →Extra practice, personalized to you. Great for review before an assessment or catching up after an absence.
Practice on IXL →Communicate early and often. If something is affecting your learning — in class or at home — I want to know. That's how we solve it together.