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I graduated from Towson State University in January of 1993 having earned a Bachelor of Science in Natural Science. In addition to my undergraduate studies, I have also earned 42 post-graduate credits in secondary education. I am certified in Biology, grades 5 - 12, by the Maryland State Department of Education and I currenly hold an Advanced Professional Teaching Certificate. |
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Over the past 16 years I have taught science and mathematics through The Maryland Department of Juvenile Services, The Archdiocese of Baltimore, The Baltimore City Public Schools, and The Baltimore County Public Schools. I have been a teacher at Sudbrook Magnet Middle School in Baltimore County since August of 2000. I am currently teaching Seventh-Grade Gifted and Talented (G&T)Science.
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In addition to teaching math and science at Sudbrook Magnet Middle, I also work part-time within the Public Programs section of the Education Department at the Maryland Science Center. This includes performing live science demonstrations in chemistry, physics, cryoscience, and high-voltage electricity and assisting visitors in the Dinosaur Mysteries and Newton's Alley exibits. |
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My great-grandfather Luke McCusker, son of John McCusker and Rosanne Duffin, was born in the townland of Mullaghglass, Ireland in County Armagh in 1871. In the summer of 1899 he was granted passage aboard the H.M.S. Oceanic (White Star LIne) bound for New York City. He arrived at Ellis Island on September 13, 1899. After getting married, he and his new wife left New York City and came to Baltimore . . . the rest is history. |
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In addition to teaching, my interests include; theology, traditional Irish music, cooking, chess, computer technology, and billiards. |
