Ms. Adriana was born and raised in Venezuela, where she earned her degree in Psychology and developed a passion for working with children. At 18, she began her teaching career as an English teacher, and over the years, her passion has evolved into a lifelong commitment to Montessori education.

For the past 11 years, Argentina has been Adriana's home. During this time, she spent four years as a Montessori Primary Assistant before completing her AMI Primary Guide training. Since then, she has had the privilege of working as a Primary Guide, supporting children in developing their independence, confidence, curiosity, and a genuine love of learning.

Having lived and worked in Venezuela, Panama, and Argentina, she values the richness of different cultures and perspectives. These experiences have shaped her approach to teaching and her appreciation for building meaningful connections with children and families from diverse backgrounds.

Outside the classroom, Adriana loves spending time with her family, baking healthy treats, working with ceramics, gardening, practicing yoga, and hiking. She finds joy in being outdoors and creating with her hands—interests that inspire the curiosity, creativity, and appreciation for nature that she strives to bring into the classroom every day.