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Mrs. Alison Presser - Instructional Coach

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Since the 2015 school year, Mrs. Presser has served at Rancho Verde teaching Photography, AP Art & Design, and Yearbook. In addition to working with students, she has also worked closely with her colleagues, serving as VAPA Department Chair, helping to facilitate Professional Development opportunities at both the site and district levels, and also supporting new teachers as an Induction Coach.

 After graduating from UC Riverside with a Bachelor’s Degree in Anthropology, Mrs. Presser worked for the Riverside Art Museum’s Youth Education Department, coordinating and instructing K-8 art classes through their Art-to-Go and First Sundays programs. During that time she met Mr. Presser, who was already teaching at Rancho and encouraged her to get her teaching credential. A few years later, she graduated from Cal Baptist University with a Single Subject Credential in Social Science, later adding her Art authorization, and a Master’s Degree in Education with a Specialization in Teaching. 

Mrs. Presser started her career at Rancho (it truly is home!) and is excited to serve in a new capacity, supporting teachers as an Instructional Coach.  In her free time, Mrs. Presser enjoys traveling, going to the movies, cooking and eating new foods, and lounging at home with her husband, cat (Harry), and corgi (Sheba).  

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Rancho Verde High

17750 LASSELLE ST

MORENO VALLEY, CA 92551

(951) 490-4685
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