On this week's episode we welcome the new year with Ms. Roca! We talk about resolutions, plans for the new year, and our hopes for the changes we want to see. 

This week, we wrap up 2020. We talk about things we are leaving behind in 2020 and some things we are bringing with us into 2021. 

This week's guest is: John Derevjanik. John is one of the assistant principals at New Dorp High School. We discuss his experience during quarantine, his love for dungeons and dragons, and how he ended up teaching math. 

This week it is just Mejia and Tacconi! We talk about how we have been handling recent anxieties, the biggest lessons we learned this year, and what were our best and worst jobs.

This week's guest is: Jasin Djokovic. Jasin is a 2019 New Dorp Graduate and is a current student at PACE University. We discuss his experience during quarantine and remote learning, how New Dorp has prepared him for college, and how marketing is preparing him for the future.

This week's guest: our very own, Cathie-Marie Roca! Cathie-Marie is an English as a New Language (ENL) teacher and co-coordinator of the Corporate Center at New Dorp. We figure out how we describe ourselves, how to forgive and forget, and we ask what motivates her to teach our ENL students.

This week's guest: Joseph Potter, A New Dorp High School 2018 Alum studying Computer Science at The University of Albany.

We discuss programs that monitor your eye movement during class, the future of the gaming industry, and how the dollar has impacted video game companies.

Our very first interview with Samantha Haimowitz, a math teacher for New Dorp High School. We ask Sam about journaling, her experience teaching in different countries around the world and what made her decide to teach math. 

This month's theme is Say No November! We talk about learning to cut away stresses in our lives, the challenges of adapting to teaching during Covid-19, and the senior sweater scandal!

Welcome to A Cup of Corporate! Mejia and Tacconi talk Halloween, adjusting to online learning, and the potential jobs they could've had.