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Ms. Guerrero

Teacher at Kilimanjaro Public School, loves history

🇺🇸 Buffalo, New York, United States
Kilimanjaro Public School
Since 2017
English

I teach history and geography at Kilimanjaro Public School, Buffalo. I never turn anyone away. My classroom was always a bit noisy, a bit untidy and usually full of people who came for the biscuits.

More about Ms. Guerrero

The students I remember best weren't always the top of the class. They were the ones who asked "why?" when nobody else did.

Subjects taught

History

What gifts mean to Ms. Guerrero: A gift would go toward books and supplies for the students I still tutor.

Messages of thanks

Did Ms. Guerrero make a difference to you? Tell them. Messages are free.

Tayyaba Mahnoor SyedFormer student🇵🇰
You taught me history in 2019 at Kilimanjaro Public School. I still remember the surprise birthday cake. Thank you again.
Slamet Eko PrasetyoFormer student🇮🇩
You taught me history in 2018 at Kilimanjaro Public School. I still remember the morning the power went out and we had class in the yard. Truly.
Ifeoma Juliet FalanaFormer student🇳🇬
you taught me history in 2025 at Kilimanjaro Public School. I still remember the day we all got the giggles in assembly.
Lillian LangleyFormer student🇺🇸
You taught me history in 2019 at Kilimanjaro Public School. I still remember the surprise birthday cake.
Natália Priscila LacerdaParent🇧🇷
you taught me history in 2021 at Kilimanjaro Public School. I still remember the snow day nobody expected. Greetings from Campinas.
Sofía B. LozanoColleague🇪🇸
You probably don't remember me, I sat by the window in 2022. I remember you Greetings from Córdoba.
Jana Charlotte BöhmParent🇩🇪
you taught me history in 2019 at Kilimanjaro Public School. I still remember the morning the power went out and we had class in the yard Thank you again.
Rafael Heitor SantanaParent🇧🇷
I'm a designer now and I honestly think it started in your classroom. Greetings from Londrina.
Hayato Kaito MiyazakiFormer student🇯🇵
I'm a small business owner now and I honestly think it started in your classroom Greetings from Fukuoka.