Staff: Jeff Cosico


Interviewer: Noah Hilario
Interviewee: Jeff Cosico
Interviewer: So, why did you choose to work in the education field?
Cosico: Well, top three reasons, June, July, and August.
Interviewer: That's funny

 Interviewer: Where did you grow up?
Cosico: I grew up in Daly City, up until I was 16, then I moved to south sid- ..south city

 Interviewer: Where did you graduate from college?
Cosico: College, I got my um.. Associate's degree at Skyline, junior college. Then, I transferred over and got my Bachelor of Science degree at San Francisco State, kinesiology major and then I followed up with my teaching credential at State as well.

 Interviewer: What do you like to do outside of work? Do you have any hobbies or interests?
Cosico: Um, outside of work, I got four small kids. I like spending time with the kids and family and then my son started getting involved in like..basketball and other sports, so I like bringing him and watching him play.

 Interviewer: Okay last question, what do you like best working at El Camino?
Cosico: For one, I was uh a graduate from here in 1994, so it's nice to come back, it's nice to work with the kids that are, you know, living in the same community that you are and um the staff! Real good staff, good uh good fellow college and teachers and stuff.

Interviewer: Huh..well okay, thank you!
Cosico: Thank you.

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