Alicia Charette

I currently work as a TA at the high school I graduated at (in 2009). I work in the resource department and help students with i.e.p.s. I wasn't sure of my intended job path; I kept changing it but over time, I realized that through all the changes, one thing remained the same: Working in a school, working with students, particularly high school students. High school was a blast for me and I found it easy, so I didn't receive much help or guidance during high school. I really wish that I had, because I might not have made some of the choices that I did. More importantly, maybe I wouldn't have waited ten years to go to college.
Whether I am an academic teacher, a guidance counselor, or I work in administration, all I know is that I belong in a high school and it is my job to lead the next generation to success.

I knew the day that I started my undergraduate studies at CCRI, three years ago, that my goals didn't end here. That I would, without a doubt, continue to grad school and get a masters degree at the very least. I will be graduating in the middle of the school year, but I am hoping to start my graduate studies in the Spring 2024 semester. Currently, my plan is to get a masters in education, however, I would love to find a program that allows me to create a custom degree, in educational psychology, or psychological education.

I have an extensive list of hobbies, as I am interested and intrigued by everything! I love art: Drawing, painting, creating, photos; anything crafty, DIY, or hand-made makes me feel purposeful.
I also love watching my three sons play youth sports and cheering them and their team on! I love to learn and I love to teach kids, aduls, and people in general, anything they are willing to learn!