April Angeles joined the Reach Intern Program as a faculty member in July 2021. Previously, April served as an intern program field supervisor and adjunct faculty member.
Prior to her time at Reach, April taught middle and high school math and science at district, charter, and private schools in Oakland and San Francisco. She also taught English as a foreign language to international students in Hawaii and to high school students in Japan. She holds a B.A. in Peace and Conflict Studies: Culture and Identity from UC Berkeley and Single Subject credentials in Chemistry and Mathematics from Mills College. She conducted a field study on discourse in a diverse, urban high school math classroom as a culmination project for her M.A. in Math Education from San Francisco State University. Her paper, Do Americans Eat Rice? was accepted for presentation at the 2018 Korean Association for Multicultural Education in Seoul, Korea.
April has a passion for learning languages and has travelled to over 50 different countries. April lives in West Oakland with her husband, child, and sister.
