A huge honor for a teacher from the East Bay as he stands as one of five winners for a statewide award.
CONCORD - The California Department Education has named Joseph Alvarico as a winner for Teacher of the Year. For the past six years, Alvarico has taught engineering and robotics at Ygnacio Valley High School in Concord. 'I'm like a proud dad,' he said. 'These kids are my family here in the United States, because my actual family is in the Philippines, and that's why I devote so much of time with them, and here at the school.
He is always taking care of us, making sure we are happy, and we are doing good in our classes and that everyone is passing.''He really deserves it ,' senior Adreal Malapote said. 'And from my experience, he is a mentor. If you thought of a mentor, it would be him.' Both Benegas and Malapote say that because of their teacher, they plan on pursuing jobs in mechanical engineering and robotics.
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