Prattville High School: Teachers - Ashley Sanchez

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Mrs. Ashley Sanchez
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Subjects Taught

Spanish I, Spanish II

Education

M. Ed. in Secondary Education from the University of Phoenix

B. A. in Foreign Languages from the University of Montevallo

Experience

2017- Present Prattville High School (Spanish I & II)

2016-2017 LAMP High School (Spanish I, II, & IB Spanish SL)

2014-2016 Hooper Academy (Spanish I & II)

Bio

I am Ashley Sánchez. I was born and raised in Chilton County here in Alabama. I fell in love with Spanish language and culture at an early age when I took my first trip abroad at the age of 12 to Honduras. I have since been back to Honduras, as well as Guatemala, Nicaragua, the Mexico-Texas border, Peru, and I studied abroad in Mexico for a semester. My last trip was to Mexico City to meet my husband's family since he is from there. We have two beautiful boys Luie (8) and Robby (4). I look forward to this great group of students as we journey through the rich history and culture of the Spanish language!

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