Chloé G. R. Dydasco Teacher IV Southern High School Guam Department of Education
Chloé was born and raised on Guam, and is from the beautiful village of Santa Rita. She attended southern public elementary and middle schools, and graduated from Academy of Our Lady of Guam in 2009. She attended the University of Guam under full scholarship with the Yamashita Education Corp, and graduated with honors in 2013 with a BAED in Secondary Science, minoring in Biology and Music. She also earned her M.Ed. in Secondary Education in STEM Principles in 2015. Chloé has worked and trained under the Guam Department of Education, and taught middle school Earth and Physical Science for 4.5 years, and 1 year of high school music. As a teacher, she mentored and was an advisor to students in numerous clubs and organizations including NJHS, Science Club, Music Club, WAVE Club, and various school sports teams. This fall, Chloé will begin her Ph.D. program studying Educational Psychology under full scholarship at Washington State University, and plans to return to Guam and give back to the island upon completion of her degree. Aside from Education and science, some of Chloé’s passions and hobbies include baking, singing and playing piano, Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu, reading, exercise, and spending time with close family, friends, and her dog, King Louis. Her parents are David and Martha Dydasco of Santa Rita.
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