By Lauren Ahern
As the second semester started on January 9, 2017, Pueblo welcomed a new member to the list of faculty and staff .
Mr. Michael Yslada is Pueblo’s newest campus monitor.
Although he has been at Pueblo for only a few weeks, Yslada said that so far being a security monitor has been easier than what he thought.
As a football coach for eighth-graders (Pop Warner) for the past three years, Yslada said that he is used to being around children and is accustomed to interacting with them
Already, Yslada said that he feels confident about knowing his way around campus.
As a former Tucson High School graduate, Yslada said that he likes how small Pueblo is and how easy it is to locate the different classrooms and the teachers.
In his first three weeks as a monitor, Yslada said that he has encountered just a few moments when teachers needed to have disruptive students removed from their classrooms. He said that he believes that most students are respectful and well-behaved at Pueblo.
Yslada is unsure how long he plans to work at Pueblo, but he admitted that he would love to be our school’s varsity football coach.
He said that he is interested in learning more about the Pima County Sheriff’s Department or Tucson Police Department.
For now, Yslada said that he is very content about being at Pueblo.
“Even after just a few weeks, I can tell that Pueblo is a community school, and I enjoy how intimate it can be,” Yslada said.