Why did you want to become a teacher?
“That’s really interesting, because I didn’t know that I wanted to be a teacher. I’ve only been teaching for four years now.”
What were you like as a student? Did you play any pranks?
“I was a total nerd. I was very bookish, and I loved to study and read. I was a reporter on the school newspaper.”
Is there anything you really want the student body to know about you?
“I’ve had two children graduate from WJ. I feel like I know the school from many different perspectives, and I am thrilled to be here.”
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![Senior Tiffany Gibson has dinner with her parents and her nine year old sister. Gibson's family has been her largest source of support throughout her treatment process.
"[My dad] helped me through it. He was the one who’d take me to my doctor’s visits, he was trying to make me try to take my medication on time, even though he’d get angry when I didn’t take it. I had to do blood work, so he would always find out. He would always try to get me to take it and remind me," Gibson said.](https://wjpitch.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/92iA4Tg7fGWMhmk9DKWf7Q6UQQ4p0LYeBobwwvV7-900x672.jpg)