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Biography
Jessica Coleman is an educator and youth development advocate who graduated from Sam Sharpe Teachers’ College with a Bachelor of Education, majoring in Biology with a minor in Mathematics. She was the valedictorian of her cohort, reflecting her commitment to academic excellence and leadership in education.
Jessica currently teaches Biology and Mathematics at Green Pond High School, where she also serves in several leadership roles, including Acting Head of Department for Science and Physical Education, Student Leader Coordinator, and Acting Assistant Grade 10 Coordinator. Having spent part of her formative years studying in the United States, she developed a broader perspective on education and the importance of expanding opportunities for young people.
Her work within the Jamaican education system gives her a deep understanding of the communities the Foundation serves and the opportunities that help young people thrive.
Jessica first became involved with the Lennox Lewis League of Champions Foundation as a volunteer, where her dedication to youth mentorship and community engagement quickly stood out. She later transitioned into the role of Camp Director, bringing her experience in education and youth development to help guide programming through the Knights in the Ring™ Initiative.
In her role, Jessica supports programs that combine academic engagement, mentorship, and sport to help young people build confidence, discipline, and essential life skills.
Through her work in both the classroom and community-based programming, Jessica remains committed to helping young people recognize their potential and develop the skills needed to succeed in school, leadership, and life.
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Biography
Jessica Coleman is an educator and youth development advocate who graduated from Sam Sharpe Teachers’ College with a Bachelor of Education, majoring in Biology with a minor in Mathematics. She was the valedictorian of her cohort, reflecting her commitment to academic excellence and leadership in education.
Jessica currently teaches Biology and Mathematics at Green Pond High School, where she also serves in several leadership roles, including Acting Head of Department for Science and Physical Education, Student Leader Coordinator, and Acting Assistant Grade 10 Coordinator. Having spent part of her formative years studying in the United States, she developed a broader perspective on education and the importance of expanding opportunities for young people.
Her work within the Jamaican education system gives her a deep understanding of the communities the Foundation serves and the opportunities that help young people thrive.
Jessica first became involved with the Lennox Lewis League of Champions Foundation as a volunteer, where her dedication to youth mentorship and community engagement quickly stood out. She later transitioned into the role of Camp Director, bringing her experience in education and youth development to help guide programming through the Knights in the Ring™ Initiative.
In her role, Jessica supports programs that combine academic engagement, mentorship, and sport to help young people build confidence, discipline, and essential life skills.
Through her work in both the classroom and community-based programming, Jessica remains committed to helping young people recognize their potential and develop the skills needed to succeed in school, leadership, and life.
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