Instructor Bios

Margaret Evans is a veteran teacher in the Prince William County Public School system, located in Northern Virginia. After earning her B.S degree in Biology with the goal of becoming an obstetrician, Margaret earned acceptance into Johns Hopkins Medical School. However, quickly realizing her true calling, she turned down the coveted invitation to medical school to pursue a career in education and moved on to earn her M.A degree in Education. She started her teaching career as a biology teacher at Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School, located in Washington, D.C. After two years of teaching at Georgetown Visitation, Margaret felt a need to serve in the public school system. As the product of a public education in Baltimore County, Maryland, Margaret desired to be in a position where she could provide the same high quality educational experience to students she taught as those she received from her own primary and secondary schools in Maryland. She secured a position as a biology teacher in the Prince William County Public School System and is now a 23-year veteran teacher in her district. She has taught multilevel biology classes during her tenure; to include AP Biology, Pre-AP Biology, Anatomy and Physiology, and Biology I. She is experienced in Gifted Education and has supported instruction for ELL and SPED students throughout her teaching career. Margaret has served as a member of the AP Biology Development Committee, participates in the AP Biology Read as a leader and reader, served as the 2021 AP Daily Teacher Lead, and served as a co-host teacher for the 2021 AP Live Reviews. Margaret facilitates training in her district for culturally responsive education initiatives and firmly believes all students can learn and succeed. Margaret Evans is a dedicated teacher who continually seeks ways to improve her instruction and provide her students with the highest quality education possible. When asked by her students, “Why didn’t you go to medical school and become a doctor as opposed to becoming a teacher?” She is not ashamed to reply, “Having the awesome responsibility of educating and shaping young minds is one of the most honorable jobs I can think of. I have never regretted my decision.”

Matthew Huberman is a high school mathematics teacher currently sculpting young minds at Oliver Ames High School in Easton, Massachusetts. Matt received a B.S. in Mathematics and an M.Ed. in Mathematics from the University of Massachusetts Dartmouth. During his college years, he taught Algebra to inmates in a correctional facility in order to progress them to completion of their GEDs. More recently, he has edited AP Statistics study materials for the Princeton Review and consulted on calculator functionality with NumWorks. He has been teaching AP Statistics for the past twelve years and also serves as an AP Reader for the exam.   

Matt loves spending time with his family, dogs, & chickens, and enjoys the occasional SUP boarding session. He also owns and runs a performing arts camp with his lovely wife each summer. Good theatre and good statistics both require good context! 

Crystal Laliberte is an AP Language & AP Literature teacher and English Department Leader at Middleborough High School in Massachusetts.  Crystal has partnered with Mass Insight since 2012 as a presenter for students and staff and as a Lead AP English Teacher for cohorts across MA. Working with various organizations, Crystal has worked with schools across the country where she seeks to empower students and teachers to increase equitable access to AP coursework for all. Through this work, she earned a Partner in Excellence Award in 2015 and has worked with the CollegeBoard since 2017 as a reader for the AP Language exam. She holds a BA in Secondary English Education, an MA in English, a Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study in Education, and is working toward her Doctorate.  She enjoys reading, dancing, and camping with her husband and two children.

Paul Marques has been the Director of Computer Science for Malden Public High School for over 20 years. He has taught everything from basic Algebra and Introductory Programming to AP Calculus and AP CS at both the A and AB levels, and teaches Post-AP and independent Study CS classes to his most advanced students. In addition, he has won numerous CS awards, was the first principle instructor for AllStarCode, a non-profit youth CS program in NYC, and has been the advisor to many clubs. Driven by conviction, he prides himself in providing the best instruction possible via his proven “6-Steps for Solving Any Problem!”

Kerryann Tracy teaches AP Language and Composition, AP Literature and Composition, and AP Seminar at B.M.C Durfee High School in Fall River, Massachusetts. Since 2009,Kerryann has served as MIE Lead teacher for the AP English South Cohort, as well as the Route 24 Cohort, and Greater Boston North Cohort. Kerryann received the MIE Partners in Excellence Award in 2014, and the first annual Lawrie A. Bertram Partners in Excellence Award in 2019. She is an AP reader for the College Board for both AP Literature and AP Seminar, and enjoys working with teachers and students to improve educational outcomes.