About Mr. Edward Zambrano

2016

 

45

 

BS, Mathematics and Education

Seton Hall University, 1982

 

MA, Mathematics Education

Montclair State University, 1986

 

Teacher of Mathematics

Teacher of Business

School Supervisor Certification William Paterson University

School Principal, William Paterson University

 

Upon graduation from Seton Hall University, I began my teaching career as a Teacher of Mathematics in the Wayne Township Public School System. During those 34 years, I also served as a Department Chairman, Curriculum and Instruction Supervisor, and finally Assistant Principal. I have also taught as an Adjunct Professor at William Paterson University as well as Montclair State University. 

 

Upon retiring from the public school system in June 2016, I joined Mary Help of Christians Academy where I have served as a mathematics teacher and the Dean of Academics. 

 

I have enjoyed my teaching career over these past 45 years. I have met many students with a variety of backgrounds and interests who have inspired me and remind me why education is the correct career path for me. Each student has the ability to learn and grow. Each experience provides me with insights as to what I need to do to support and encourage my students to reach their full potential. "Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world." and "Education is a Matter of the Heart." are two quotes that I reflect on when making decisions. Helping each student to achieve her goals and realize her potential helps me to focus on what decisions are best.