Elizabeth Sanchez (Elizabeth Vigo)

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First Name	Elizabeth
Last Name	Sanchez
Maiden Name	Vigo
Graduation Year	Class of 1977
Gender	Female
City	N/A
State/Province	NY
Country	United States
Occupation	School Social Worker
Married	Yes
Favorite School Memory	Whenever I crossed path during hallway/classroom transition the school prinicipal, Mr. Calvin Hart would always greet me and offten say "I had a million dollar smile." His comment left an ever lasting impression on me...My principal was someone of importance took time to notice (me) his student. Mr. Hart was the best Principal. Also, 147 had a great Dean who worked at keeping me in class and out of his office! Another memorable memory was our school catalog candy sale! I sold so much I won two gifts, plus on that particular day, Mr. Hart took me and several students (a small group)home! This was an era when your school official was your parent ...(read more)
About Me	Upon getting married (now marks 21 years) and having children, (already two accomplishments) I was able to complete my education and obtain my BS in Social work and obtain a Master degree in Social Work! For 10 years I've worked in District 75, Special Education SIE 7a student population, as well in Lincoln Hospital Mental Health Dept. assigned to Inpatient/OBS-GYN & Outpatient/Medicine. I've recently returned to a Community school working with children in a field that I am passionate about! On a daily basis I not only smile and greet my students I genuinely deliver a personal positive compliment to each and every one...hoping to boost their self esteem. This is who I am and it's been ingrain into my personality all due to my adolescent years of school experiences! Therefore I give thanks to a special man, a school principal who took time and effort to cared about his student and made sure he greeted them boosting their self-esteem, and self worth. These were all just ...(read more)