Jaclyn Black, an experienced and passionate educator, is making a lasting impact on students at Davis Adult Education. With a strong background in secondary education and ESL instruction, she is dedicated to helping her students build the language skills necessary to improve their lives and achieve their goals.
Jaclyn holds a bachelor’s degree in secondary education and social sciences from Brigham Young University and a master’s degree in ESL education from Western Governors University. Over the past 12 years, she has taught both ESL and social studies, bringing a wealth of knowledge and experience to the classroom. Currently, she teaches English as a second language at the Davis Community Learning Center, where she works with students from diverse backgrounds, helping them develop the confidence and skills they need to succeed.
Outside of the classroom, Jaclyn and her husband enjoy an active lifestyle with their four children. They embrace all things outdoors, including hiking, camping, cycling, traveling, and exploring new places. She also has a deep love for learning and continuously seeks new knowledge through reading, studying, and personal experiences.
For Jaclyn, teaching is about more than just instruction—it’s about relationships. She finds inspiration in the connections she builds with her students and takes great pride in watching them grow in their language abilities. “What inspires me to teach is the relationships I build with my students and seeing them progress in skills that can change their lives,” she shares. “My students, their stories, their dedication to learning, and their desire to improve inspire me to be the best teacher I can be to help them in their journey. I love my students, and I love my job!”
Her passion for teaching and commitment to her students make Jaclyn Black an invaluable part of the Davis Adult Education team. Through her dedication, she is empowering students to overcome language barriers and create brighter futures for themselves and their families.