<body><div><figure><img src="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?type=thumbnail_580x000&amp;url=38cJU1_1GtZJecR00" alt="https://img.particlenews.com/image.php?url=38cJU1_1GtZJecR00" width="1200" height="942" ></figure>HUDSON — A 2006 Hudson High graduate, Sarah Percuoco is a familiar face back in Hudson’s hallways as the school’s new geometry teacher.Percuoco first discovered her love for math when she took geometry in high school. She enjoyed the subject so much that she started tutoring other students.“It was when I was taking my high school geometry class that I decided I really liked math a lot,” Percuoco said.Teaching math to other students helped her realize she wanted to become a math teacher.Percuoco was also co-salutatorian of Hudson High’s Class of 2006. One interesting fact about her time at Hudson is that she eventually married the person she shared that honor with.“I was co-salutatorian, and the person I tied with, I ended up marrying later in life,” Percuoco said.After teaching at other schools, Percuoco was happy to see a position open up at Hudson High. As a former student, she was excited to return to where her interest in math first began.She was also excited to reconnect with teachers she had known as a student, including Ms. Caron and Ms. Yates.Percuoco has enjoyed her time at Hudson so far. She appreciates the support she has received from her fellow teachers and staff, which has helped make her transition easier.One of the things she finds most exciting is learning about what her students do outside of school, especially the sports they play and the arts they participate in.“I like getting to see what they do outside of class, like the sports that they play, or the arts that they participate in,” Percuoco said.Percuoco is also excited to watch her students grow throughout their high school careers.“Getting to see them start as freshmen and going up through their senior year and seeing all that they accomplished, I think is a really exciting thing for me,” Percuoco said.Some of the things Percuoco has enjoyed most about returning to Hudson are the homecoming pep rally and football game. She loved seeing the band, cheer team, dance team, and students come together to show their school spirit.“I really liked going to see the homecoming game and the homecoming rally,” Percuoco said. “Just getting to see the dance team, the cheer team, the band, and all the students at the rally just kind of come together, I think that was really great.”Although starting at a new school can come with challenges, Percuoco said staying organized and meeting the needs of different students can be difficult. Despite this, she works hard to make sure every student receives the support they need.“Everyone has different needs, and I want to make sure I’m meeting everybody’s needs,” Percuoco said. “That can be a lot, but it’s definitely something that I want to do, and I try really hard to do.”Outside of teaching, Percuoco enjoys creative writing, singing, and reading. If she had not become a math teacher, she said she might have pursued actuarial science because it involves a lot of math.For Percuoco, returning to the school where she was once a student makes this new teaching position even more special. Now, instead of walking the halls as a student, she gets to help the next generation of Hudson students learn and grow.“I really like working at Hudson High. I think it’s a great place,” Percuoco said. “I love seeing what the students do, and I’m happy to be here.”</div></body>

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HUDSON — A 2006 Hudson High graduate, Sarah Percuoco is a familiar face back in Hudson’s hallways as the school’s new geometry teacher. Percuoco first discovered her love for math when she took geometry in high school. She enjoyed the subject so much that she started tutoring other students.

Once a Student, Now a Teacher: Percuoco Returns to Hudson High

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HUDSON — A 2006 Hudson High graduate, Sarah Percuoco is a familiar face back in Hudson’s hallways as the school’s new geometry teacher. Percuoco first disc

Once a Student, Now a Teacher: Percuoco Returns to Hudson High

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