Bio
My name is Zeinab Zoghaib; I’m originally from Lebanon and moved to the United States six years ago. I live in Hoover, Alabama, with my husband and two daughters, Sandy and Nancy. I attended the Lebanese University School of Sciences, and my ambition was to be a Pharmacist. Still, it didn’t happen, and it will not happen in a country where politicians control education. So, I decided to finish my Undergraduate with a degree in chemistry, attended the school of education, and started teaching in public schools. When I moved to the United States, it was hard to get back on track. I got a certificate in teaching high school science. I teach high school Environmental and Physical Science classes at Bessemer City High School and am working on my Master of Education in Biological Science from UWA. I find myself teaching and am always very enthusiastic about working with my students and building good relationships with them and their parents. Teaching is my passion, and my number one priority is the well-being and education of my students. It’s my 4th year teaching Environmental Science, and I know it will be a challenge since we are starting school virtually, but in the end, we have to overcome these challenges. During my short period of teaching high school Environmental Science, I’m figuring out more about the importance of our planet, where we share the resources, and how to put plans to face challenges that are encountering our environment and ecosystems. I’m so excited to start this year and looking forward to working with our students to make this year a successful one.