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Michael LaGamba

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Michael LaGamba, STEAM teacher

“When I was younger, my friends and I always met up and played sports.  There were always some kids to play either baseball, basketball, or soccer. As I got older, my friends and I could drive, so we would go down to a sand volleyball court nearby and played there a lot. I wanted to be a Major League Baseball Player, but that dream soon turned into an architect, then to a school teacher.” 

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