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	6290 Worcestor Highway Newark, MD 21841 410-632-5050 "Teaching the Whole Student" Accredited by the Middle States Association
" It's better to die on your feet than live on your knees." by Emiliano Zapata (1879-1919) Hero of the Mexican Revolution " Mi filosofía es de la calle, pero es mía. Es verdad que soy una rata de ciudad, no tengo religión, tengo ansiedad." Song: Para siempre by Ratones Paranoicos	ADRIANA BONSTEEL National Board Certified Teacher My Web Site "We came back to the United States when Mr. Bonsteel was ready to retire from his U.S. Department of State job. Because of his job, we traveled and lived in many countries and I had the chance to teach students from all over the world who spoke many different languages. I was born overseas, in Montevideo, Uruguay and my first language was Spanish. I started to learn English at the Uruguayan American School when I was four-years old. We have four children who have graduated from the university and who also speak Spanish; three of them were born overseas, only one was born in Maryland. This is my third year teaching at Worcester Tech and I absolutely love my job. Prior to working here, I taught at many overseas schools and at Parkside High School in Wicomico County for eight years. I teach one evening class at Salisbury University and I teach ESOL for the Worcester County Adult Education Program."	Spanish I - AP Spanish I hold teaching certificates for Spanish 7- 12, ESOL Pre-K-12, English 7-12 and Elementary Education 1-6 and Middle School. In 2005 I received National Board Certification for World Languages Other Than English- Spanish for adolescents to young adults. I am a member of the Maryland Foreign Language Association where I hold the position of Second Vice-President. In 2007- 2008, I received a fellowship through the MEAD program at the North East Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages. In the summers, I volunteer at local museums like the Delmarva Discovery Center and the Nabb Center.

6290 Worcestor Highway
Newark, MD 21841
410-632-5050

"Teaching the Whole Student"
Accredited by the Middle States Association

" It's better to die on your feet than live on your knees." by Emiliano Zapata (1879-1919) Hero of the Mexican Revolution

" Mi filosofía es de la calle, pero es mía. Es verdad que soy una rata de ciudad, no tengo religión, tengo ansiedad." Song: Para siempre by Ratones Paranoicos

ADRIANA BONSTEEL
National Board Certified Teacher
My Web Site

"We came back to the United States when Mr. Bonsteel was ready to retire from his U.S. Department of State job. Because of his job, we traveled and lived in many countries and I had the chance to teach students from all over the world who spoke many different languages. I was born overseas, in Montevideo, Uruguay and my first language was Spanish. I started to learn English at the Uruguayan American School when I was four-years old. We have four children who have graduated from the university and who also speak Spanish; three of them were born overseas, only one was born in Maryland. This is my third year teaching at Worcester Tech and I absolutely love my job. Prior to working here, I taught at many overseas schools and at Parkside High School in Wicomico County for eight years. I teach one evening class at Salisbury University and I teach ESOL for the Worcester County Adult Education Program."

Spanish I -
AP Spanish

I hold teaching certificates for Spanish 7- 12, ESOL Pre-K-12, English 7-12 and Elementary Education 1-6 and Middle School.

In 2005 I received National Board Certification for World Languages Other Than English- Spanish for adolescents to young adults.

I am a member of the Maryland Foreign Language Association where I hold the position of Second Vice-President.

In 2007- 2008, I received a fellowship through the MEAD program at the North East Conference on the Teaching of Foreign Languages.

In the summers, I volunteer at local museums like the Delmarva Discovery Center and the Nabb Center.