About Me

₊˚⊹♡ Countless children grow up without parents, guidance, or having someone in their corner. Without encouragement and/or positive role models, it's easy for them to lose their way. Sometimes, all it takes is one person who believes in them to change the course of their life. Just one person, to care... I've always wanted to be that one person for someone else. I love what I do, but one day I hope to aspire to mentor / counsel troubled youth because I have been in their shoes and I can truly understand.

♡🖥️♡ Growing up in foster care was challenging but during that time of instability, I found my love for computers. At 13, I lived in a group home where an unused Windows 98 PC became my escape. I’d spent hours exploring every folder, setting and system function. By age 15, I was wiping hard drives, configuring settings, and reimaging operating systems. What started as mere curiosity soon sparked a lifelong passion for

♡🪛♡ I enjoy building, repairing, and restoring functionality to computers and laptops. I now fix everything from washers and dryers to phones and game consoles. 

♡♫♪ ♡ My first love is, and always will be, . The weeping violin, the furious electric guitar and the victorious trumpet. Music speaks to me without needing a single word.

My experience in the foster system has instilled in me a deep sense of empathy and a strong work ethic. I understand the importance of supporting others through positive and meaningful interactions.

I genuinely enjoy helping students and staff and seeing the smiles is truly rewarding. 😊

Random Facts

• AA Degree in Behavioral Science
• IT Support Professional & Office Technology Certification
• Been with the district for 6 years
• Former CSO at San Lorenzo High School
• Former Peer Educator supporting emancipated foster youth
• Was a student worker @ Chabot college children’s center

• Played softball for over 10 years; All-star player-  i still got it today!
• Sophia is my middle name; my first name is Angelica
• I am a Scorpio

"Never let the fear of striking out keep you from playing the game"-Babe Ruth