David Johnson

I was born in Florida but grew up in New England where I attended and graduated from a small school of just 150 students. After graduation, I moved back to Florida to attend Clearwater Christian College. During that time, I had the opportunity to travel to Ecuador and China to teach English as a foreign language which led to my desire to pursue teaching full time after college. Prior to working at Enterprise High School, I volunteered as a mentor for incarcerated youth, taught community English classes, and tutored undergraduates in English grammar and literature.

David Ariza

I was born in upstate New York but grew up in Colombia South America and Southern California. I moved to Florida 25 years ago and attended Eckerd College where I graduated with a bachelor’s degree in business management. I worked in the computer and financial fields for over 16 years before transitioning to the wonderful world of education in 2010. I enjoy mountain biking…….and yes….there are many mountain bike trails in Florida with elevation. I live in Tarpon Springs with my wife Beth and our two sons Lance and Jerry.

Patricia Robicheau

I was raised in a small town in northeast New Jersey. I came to Florida to attend the University of Tampa in 1984. I met my husband there but did not complete my education. Fifteen years and three kids later I received a Bachelors degree in Secondary Education and History from the University of South Florida. I was fortunate to find a flexible position at the Hospital-Homebound program that allowed me to work with teenagers with unique circumstances while raising my family. I believe it is important to connect with students on a personal level so they will be invested in their education, despite their circumstances. With a good attitude and proper support, anyone can be a successful student. Enterprise High School offers this support and I am excited to be part of the team. The school mission aligns with my own philosophy of education. I have always enjoyed spending time with teenagers. I have been a volunteer in my church youth program since 2000. Additionally, in my free time I like to read, garden, scrapbook, attend baseball games and concerts, visit museums and play with my granddaughter.

Alan Roberts

I am originally from Iowa. After my parents divorced, I moved with my Mom to Independence, Missouri where I completed my High School education. After graduating high school, I returned to Iowa and attended Hawkeye Community College to work on my AA degree in Police Science. I truly thought I wanted to be a police officer, but later changed my mind.

I met my future wife, Sherri, in 1984. After she graduated from college, we moved to Mesa, Arizona where I began my career with Job Corps. I remained with Job Corps for almost 30 years. My Job Corps career spanned from Arizona to California to Texas to Louisiana and Florida. I worked my way up from Residential Advisor to Center Director. I realized the importance of a college education and returned to college in order to finish my Bachelor’s Degree in Interdisciplinary Education at Union Institute and University. I completed this while working full-time and raising two wonderful daughters.

I have dedicated my entire career to working with youth and helping them realize their educational and career goals. I truly believe that education is the key to better opportunities. My hope is for every student to believe in themselves and realize their potential. I believe they can accomplish anything if they work hard and challenge themselves. I am thrilled to be working for Enterprise High School.

I am married, and my wife works for St. Petersburg College. I have two grown daughters who live in this area. In my spare time, I like to spend time with my family, work in my yard, ride my motorcycle, and watch movies.

Dawn Hamilton

I am a native of West Virginia, but moved to Florida at the age of four. I attended school in Lake Worth, FL for seven years. I moved to Jackson, TN, and attended junior high school there, before moving back to Sarasota, FL, for high school. After one more move, I graduated from Seminole High School and received an A.A. Degree from St. Petersburg Junior College. I then attended UF to study Journalism. I worked as an Account Manager/Media Buyer for a local advertising agency and was an Account Executive in Retail Advertising for the St. Petersburg Times for seven years. After having a daughter, and reading a book called, “Turnabout Children” by Mary McCracken, I decided to pursue a teaching degree at USF’s Bayboro campus. I graduated in 1993 with a Bachelor of Science in Specific Learning Disabilities Education. I taught ESE and Advanced Language Arts at Palm Harbor Middle School for nine years. When my daughter was entering high school, I transferred to Clearwater High School and taught another three years. At Clearwater, in addition to my regular classes, I taught Extended Learning and FCAT prep classes. I have been a Clinical Educator for USF’s ESE teachers in training, and have over nine years experience coaching cheerleading. Prior to coming to Enterprise High, I worked in branch management with SunTrust Bank for eight years. A few years ago, I decided my “heart” was really in the education field, and was lucky enough to be hired at Enterprise High.

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Migdalia Rosario

I’m a native to New York City with parents who were born and raised in Puerto Rico.  I graduated from Evander Childs HS and then attended Lehman College in the Bronx where I received my Bachelor’s Degree with a major in English Literature and a minor in Secondary Education. I have taught 4th grade, middle school, high school and even college level courses. After earning my Master’s from the University of Phoenix, I returned to teach high school level courses. I have been a teacher for 27 years now and continue to love what I do. On my off time I spend most of my time with my Chihuahua Penny, my family and my friends. I love reading, watching TV and cooking.

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Jeannine Miller

Born and raised on Long Island, New York. I have lived in California, Georgia and now Florida. I have a degree in Early Childhood, Psychology, School Counseling and Educational Technology.  I like going to concerts, eating out but also like to cook and of course being with my family. I am married and have one daughter. I look forward to helping students reach their goals.

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Sharon Grabowski

My name is Mrs. Grabowski or Mrs. G.. I teach Algebra and Florida College Math courses at Enterprise. I have a Bachelor of Science Degree in Mathematics and a Master of Arts in Computer Education. I taught Algebra for a few years at a high school in Connecticut. My husband and I moved to Florida in 1994, have been married for over 20 years, and have two children and a dog. I also worked in business for 15 years in the following departments: finance, billing, and training. I returned to teaching math in 2008. I was teaching part time at some local colleges and was tutoring and substituting in Pinellas County Schools. I was hired as a full time math teacher in March 2009 at Enterprise High School.

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John Muscaro

I was born in a small town in Western Pennsylvania. My wife and my best friend have been married for 49 years. We have two grown children who have blessed us with 5 grandchildren. They all live locally and we get the opportunity to watch them grow. My degree and teaching credentials are from Potomac University and the University of Virginia. Teaching is a second career for me, 30 plus years in the business world, that has given me the ability to give back to a profession that worked with us over the years. I became a special education teacher in order to work with students who have disabilities that need a different way to learn. I have been working in special education for my entire teaching career. I have taught diverse groups of students with ADD/ADHD, autism, Asperger’s Syndrome, learning disabilities, speech impairments, and non-compliant behavior. My skills in differentiated instruction, assistive technology, and multi-sensory lesson planning allow me to meet the needs of every student. I also make sure to stay connected with family members and any specialists involved, to encourage the success of each student, both in and outside of the classroom. I’ve truly appreciated and learned from every child and every family I have worked with. Enterprise High School gives allows me to continue to work in a program that gives students a second chance at success and make a better life for themselves.

Aaron Jones

I was born outside of a small suburb of Dayton, Ohio and grew up there my whole life. I attended Bowling Green State University in Bowling Green, Ohio and graduated in May 2014 with a degree in Integrated Mathematics. I decided to finally break away from the cold and move to the Sunshine state in August 2014. Prior to working for Enterprise High School, I worked as a substitute teacher and tutor for Hillsborough and Pinellas county schools. In my spare time I enjoy spending time outside, breakdancing and playing video games.

Sandra Velasco

Born in El Salvador, Central America but lived in Mexico City where I attended a bilingual elementary school. Moved to Miami, Florida, graduated high school and community college. While working for Nova University in Davie, Fl. I went on vacation to visit friends from college in Los Angeles, where I ended up staying for approximately 6 years- Attended UCLA while working at their Financial Aid Office and proudly graduated from UCLA in 1980 – A bachelor of Arts degree with a major in Sociology.
Moved back to Florida where I worked as a Therapeutic Recreational Specialist for approximately 13 years. While working full time obtained a Masters Degree in Therapeutic Recreation (Department of Education) from Florida International University. My goal was to transfer my therapeutic recreation skills and transition into Special Education or counseling. Family circumstances brought me to Pinellas County where, after working as a substitute for Pinellas County, I landed the best job I’ve ever held – Bilingual Assistant at Enterprise Charter High School – and the rest is HISTORY.

Kim Esamann

Welcome to Enterprise High! I am a native of lovely Greenville, SC (Accent? What accent??) I have also
lived in the small village of Sawtry, England; Alexandria, Louisiana and Atlanta, Georgia before moving to
Florida. During my free time I enjoy traveling, reading and spending time with my wonderful family and
our two crazy cats, Ozzy and Evvie. I love working here at Enterprise. The teachers and staff truly care
about each student and it shows. I feel extremely fortunate to be part of such a great team of people.

Delvin Vick

I am a North Carolina native. I received my B.S. in elementary education from East Carolina University (Go Pirates!) and my M.A. in Educational Leadership from North Carolina Central University (Go Eagles!). After graduating from East Carolina University, I lived and taught English in Osaka, Japan for two years. It was my first time ever getting on an airplane…and Yes, I do speak some Japanese. I returned to North Carolina and became a teacher, assistant principal, and principal. I have been in the field of education for over 20 years and in school leadership since 2008. One of my favorite career moments was having the opportunity to be an assistant principal at the middle school I attended.

I relocated to Florida after working as a principal for four years in Upstate NY. I live in Tampa with my wife and two teenage children. Outside of work, I am a huge Carolina Panthers fan! I also enjoy doodling, public speaking, and learning about other cultures.

And, no…I am not related to Michael Vick, but our grandparents are from the same area, so there might be a connection.

I am extremely excited about leading Enterprise High School.

Steven Humphries

A native of Columbus, Mississippi, I graduated from Columbus High School and then earned a B.S. degree, two master’s degrees, and a Specialist degree from Mississippi University for Women and Jacksonville State University. Currently, I am currently pursuing my Doctorate Degree in P-12 Administration from the University of Southern Mississippi with plans of graduating July 2023. This is my 16^th year in the 6-12 educational arena, starting out as a substitute teacher, high school Social Sciences/ Public Speaking/Theater Arts teacher, college instructor (computer courses), career specialist, assistant principal, head building principal for 6.5 years, and now thrilled to be an assistant principal with Enterprise High School. I have a strong passion for helping young minds realize their potential through education, college, and/ or careers. Although I am the youngest of three boys (with one being my twin), I come from very large families: mom is the 12^th child out of 16, and my father is the 5^th child out of 10. I love traveling, food, and have a bucket list to see all of the 7 Wonders of the World! I try to spend as much time with my parents and all 12 of my nieces and nephews as much as I can!  I look forward to working with Mr. Vick and the staff and students at Enterprise High School.

Pedro Jarquin

Pedro Jarquin is an award-winning Hip-Hop, Spoken Word, and freestyle artist, an activist, a proud father of two, a teacher, and an Eckerd College graduate with a B.A. in Creative Writing. Born during the civil war in Nicaragua, Pedro immigrated to the U.S., becoming a political refugee at the age of six, and grew up in the Washington D.C. area. He has been performing from an early age, and since moving to St. Petersburg, FL in 2001, he has racked up a long list of accomplishments, including: getting named 2014 Tampa Bay Artist of the Year at the 2014 Tampa Bay Regional Talkie Awards; being an honorary speaker at TEDx Tampa Bay 2011; performing the entire soundtrack to the internationally acclaimed, award-winning short film, “Torn Asunder”; acting in and composing the soundtrack to the full length film, “Southsyde”; getting featured in the documentary, “Hip-Hop! Remember Me?”; opening for legendary icons like Cypress Hill, Everclear, Method Man & Redman; opening for other national acts like George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelics, Black Uhuru, and Russell Simmon’s Def Poetry Jam on Broadway; as well as many other accomplishments. He has also produced four albums, including “the Street Reporter EP,” which was executive produced by Lance Quinn (Bon Jovi, Talking Heads, etc.). Aside from his music career, Jarquin has been working with, mentoring, and teaching at-risk youth in the Tampa Bay area for over ten years. He is a highly motivated, passionate, and devoted English and Art History teacher, and is proud to be part of the Enterprise High School family.

Linda Molinaro

I am glad to be a part of the Enterprise HS team! I am passionate about the powers of the English language, and I am committed to guiding students toward using it well. After earning my Bachelor’s in English from Florida State University, I spent my early career managing recreation programs for a local municipality. My experience as an English teacher began at SPC’s Clearwater campus in 2003, where I served as a specialist in Learning Resources, teaching developmental reading and writing. Along the way, I earned a Master’s degree from USF, with a focus in administration and adult education. I consider myself a Clearwater local, having lived and worked here for most of my life. Together with my husband Joe, we parent three young adults (and two grands!) who equally embrace the Florida lifestyle. I look forward to serving our EHS students to lead them toward high school success.

Jon Folsom

I was born in Mansfield, Ohio on August 21, 1973. I graduated from Mansfield Senior High School in 1991. I attended Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio and received my Bachelor’s Degree in Communications in 1998. After graduation, my mother suggested that I try becoming a teacher. For the next two years, she continued to push me in this direction until I decided to become a sub. I substituted in my old school district for a year, and the weirdest thing happened; I actually enjoyed being in the classroom. The next year, I took the required classes and tests to become a teacher and applied to the Mansfield Alternative School. I worked there for six years until I decided to move to Florida. I obtained a job at Oak Park School in Pinellas Park, Florida until it closed. Out of work, I began applying to different schools in Pinellas County. I found Enterprise High School and was hired on the spot. I’ve been working here since the 2008- 2009 school year.

Lidia Sanchez

My name is Lidia Sanchez, the part-time math teacher at Enterprise High School. I have lived in Clearwater area since 2016. I have also lived in California, Mexico, Texas, Peru, New Mexico and Arizona before moving to Florida. I graduated in May 2012 with a bachelor of science degree in secondary education and mathematics. After graduation, I moved to Arizona to work as a full-time math teacher. I have been teaching Algebra and Geometry for the last six years. I enjoy working here at Enterprise High School because the staff is very friendly and helpful. They care about each student in the school. During my free time, I like traveling and spending time with my family.

Belinda Newkirk

I am a true Floridian, born and raised in St. Petersburg, Florida. I graduated from Gibbs High School and then went on to attend St. Petersburg College and received my Associates degree in General Studies. After a small 18-year hiatus, I went back to school in 2009 to receive my Bachelor’s in Psychology, then continued on to receive my MBA with an emphasis in Leadership and then once again went back and received another Masters in Professional Counseling, all from Grand Canyon University in Phoenix, Arizona. Previously, I have worked in several capacities, I had the privilege of being a Personnel Manager in retail, I was a supervisor for Bankers Insurance Company working with Homeowners, Flood and Bail Bonds insurance. I returned to Gibbs High School to volunteer as a Dropout Prevention Clerk just for something to do and ended up getting hired fulltime and I stayed for 13 years. I worked in almost every department from the Intervention Center, Front Office, Guidance Office, Tardy Room, Student Services and as the Senior Data Management Technician. I left there to become the Administration Director for the Pinellas Park Fire Department, but soon realized that students and their achievements are my passion and decided to apply to Enterprise High School because their mission really stood out to me and aligns with my passion for students. I am very excited about returning to the school environment and looking forward to becoming a valuable asset at Enterprise High School. Outside of school, I am very busy, I work as an Administrative Assistant to the CEO of MBM Global Media Network, which the MBM stands for Music, Business and Ministry. The ministry works with the community to present concerts, distribute food and entertainment, and also provides support for the community. I have been working with this ministry for 5 years and I love it, it is very rewarding.

Aurela Mustali

My name is Aurela Mustali, and I am really excited to be teaching at Enterprise High School! This is my 4th year as a high school teacher. Science is my passion and to have the opportunity to teach it makes me feel fulfilled since this is the best way of using and sharing my knowledge by transmitting it to our younger generation. The best part of my job is that I get to connect with every student each day, and my hope is to make a difference in their lives. I am thrilled to be part of such a great team this year. Everybody in this school has our student’s best interest at heart, and being part of this heart-warming group of people brings out a positive attitude and desire to give the best every moment and every day. I’m looking forward to a great and successful school year!!!

Paul Sivesind

I am originally from Topeka, Kansas where I attended high school and college, receiving my BA in History from Washburn University in 1988. After working in Kansas City for two years, I returned to Washburn and earned my teaching certificate in the area of Social Studies. My first teaching gig was in Harlingen, Texas where I helped start up an alternative high school. After four years there I returned to the Kansas City area and taught in an alternative high school in Leavenworth, Kansas (no, not the prison)! I then worked in the cubicle world for nearly five years (loan servicing) but was finally able to get back to teaching and for the last thirteen years working in Carrollton, Missouri in various positions, mostly credit recovery. My wife and two children decided to make the move to Florida this past summer to work and finally retire! Our oldest daughter is now looking at moving this way with our three grandchildren. I have always known my calling was for alternative education and I am thankful for Enterprise High School and what it has and will continue to do for students… help them achieve their goal of graduating high school. I look forward to many years of helping the Enterprise students!