Erika Everett

With a Bachelor’s degree in Forensic Psychology and over three years of experience as a behavioral therapist, combined with hands-on tutoring and teaching assistant roles during my undergraduate studies, I bring a strong foundation to support diverse student learning needs. Currently completing my California Single Subject Teaching Credential in English, I have demonstrated the ability to design differentiated lessons, collaborate on IEPs, and direct independent instruction through field experience. My background equips me to create engaging, inclusive learning environments that foster intellectual, emotional, physical, and social growth, fully aligning with Magnolia Public Schools’ mission and values.

• Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) – Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB)

• I have successfully passed the California Subject Matter Knowledge Exam (CSET) for English, demonstrating my strong content knowledge and readiness to teach high school English effectively.

Afterschool Club Volunteer
YMCA, Student Council, Band – Anaheim, CA and Greensboro, NC

• Supported student engagement through leadership and enrichment activities in afterschool programs.
• Helped facilitate events and encouraged student participation, fostering a positive and inclusive school environment.

English Department Collaboration
Anaheim Union High School District (AUHSD)

• Regularly attend English department meetings to align curriculum with state standards.
• Collaborate with colleagues to share best practices and develop strategies for supporting diverse learners, including ELL and SPED students.

District-Wide Curriculum Contributor
Anaheim Union High School District (AUHSD)

• Actively participate in district-level meetings focused on curriculum development and instructional strategies.
• Contributed insights on student support initiatives and collaborated on initiatives to improve educational outcomes across schools.

• Magna Cum Laude – Awarded for graduating with high academic distinction
• Dean’s List – Multiple semesters of academic excellence
• National Honor Society – Recognized for academic achievement, leadership, and service
• Criminal Justice Honor Society – Inducted for academic excellence and commitment to ethical standards in the field