This year's Committee president is senior Ledesma. Just like many Cavaliers in the academy, she aspires to become a teacher who could significantly make a positive impact on somebody's life. Graduating this upcoming May as the Class of 2024, Ledesma was accepted to Miami-Dade College, where she will pursue her dreams and hopefully teach at Gables someday. 

"I joined the [Teaching Academy] class when I heard Ms.Leyte talk about a new teaching class with a good teacher during subject selection. I had always wanted to be a teacher growing up so I thought I'd give it a try. I ended up loving the class and retook the class as the years progressed. I met so many good friends and learned a lot from my teacher Ms. Passwaters," senior Dainelys Ledesma said.

As the secretary of recruitment, Ashley Cabrera has learned to be understanding with the students and to spend quality time getting to know each other. Most importantly, the person who inspired her to pursue a teaching career was her 5th-grade teacher, who inspired Cabrera to want to become a better person to be a special person in somebody's life.

"My future aspiration is to become a teacher just not any educator, but rather someone who can change somebody's mind and inspire them greatly. Aside from that, the qualities I think all teachers should have are being understanding, spending quality time with students, and treating every student with respect and equality," senior Ashley Cabrera said.

Additionally, as this year's classroom manager, Ghislayne Solis has scarred the class with her efficiency and dedication to teaching others. Because of Ms. Passwaters, her junior and senior years have been extremely fun while being able to learn new experiences in the class.

"Choosing this class was honestly the best choice I've ever made. I think Passwater does a fantastic job of putting together engaging activities for both the Little Cavaliers and us [the students]. She also goes above and beyond as a teacher, taking the time to put ideas together so that we can learn and have fun," senior Ghislayne Solis said.

Moreover, as an events coordinator, one must constantly provide upcoming ideas for a successful and eventful school year, and Neilanie Ruche earned the title. She hopes to be able to guide others and possibly become a great role model. Being on the board has helped her want to pursue a career where she can help others.

"My future aspiration is to be able to guide others and communicate communicate. Growing up, I was never good at talking to peers or speaking up about things I was passionate about. However, being on the board taught me how to work with others and be a leader. Personally, I believe that to be a teacher is to be a leader who inspires others," senior Neilanie Ruche said.