Success coach guides students at Leto High School

Tampa Bay, FLLocal News

Miguel Alonso, this week's A+ Teacher, serves as a success coach at Leto High School in Tampa, Florida, after a decade of teaching. His deep connections with students allow him to effectively guide them through various challenges, drawing from his own experiences of moving from Venezuela and overcoming personal struggles. Colleagues describe him as a "magnet," reflecting the trust students place in him when seeking help. Alonso focuses on listening to students and tailoring his support to their individual needs, emphasizing that there is no one-size-fits-all approach. Additionally, he is an assistant soccer coach, further enriching his involvement in the school community.

His dedication to student success is evident in his proactive engagement and willingness to address both academic and emotional issues. Alonso's relatable background and commitment to education make him a vital resource for students at Leto High. Ultimately, he aims to empower every student to achieve their full potential.

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