Oh My GHAA!

The Student News Site of Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts Full Day

Oh My GHAA!

Oh My GHAA!

An Afternoon with Mr. Munoz

An+Afternoon+with+Mr.+Munoz

Mr. Munoz

 

Why did you decide to go into education, and specifically the admin track?

 

Since I was a little kid I thought I would make an excellent teacher, I was drawn to groups of kids when I was a kid myself, and would end up teaching them reading and things like that. Eventually I developed a passion for being around kids and educating them, so I went to school for it. I wasn’t into administration at first, but someone else saw the potential I had, so I tried to give it a try.

 

Why the Arts Academy?

 

It was a blessing in disguise, I was very happy and comfortable at my former school but they decided to send me over here. I asked arts? I am not very artistic, but I came here and discovered a new world. I love the kids, the vibe, and everything they have to offer. I am learning more and more as I spend time with the kids.

 

Would you rather sub for the Seniors or the Freshman?

 

I don’t know the seniors very well, but the Freshman, I’ve been with them since orientation, they are a great group of kids, and I have already established relationships with them. But the Seniors, I don’t know very well so that is why the Freshman would be easy for me.

 

Leave a Comment
Donate to Oh My GHAA!

Your donation will support the student journalists of Greater Hartford Academy of the Arts Full Day. Your contribution will allow us to purchase equipment and cover our annual website hosting costs.

More to Discover
About the Contributor
Adela Furman, Co-Editor In Chief
Hi, I'm Adela! I am current Junior at GHAA, the stage manager for Looking in Theater, and a veteran member of Student Voices. It has been (jokingly) said on occasion that I am the sole reason the building is running. My friends know me best as Dells, and when I am not writing or running the building, you can find me curled up in a corner somewhere reading or crocheting. My favorite kinds of pieces to write are op-eds. I always have something to say, especially if it's about a topic I am passionate about. I started Oh My GHAA! in an attempt to help with the feeling of lacking communication within the building. It is something I struggled with myself, so I was more than over-joyed when The GHAASIP was published last year. Due to the class that was producing it being a half-year course, it was unfortunately discontinued. My dream for this paper it that it will be different. A more developed version of The GHAASIP. Something that will last and be handed down from class to class.
Donate to Oh My GHAA!

Comments (0)

All Oh My GHAA! Picks Reader Picks Sort: Newest

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *