Meet Zachary Carducci, a passionate and dynamic educator excited to bring his diverse skill set to the classroom this year. Zachary holds a Bachelor of Science in Physics with a minor in Adolescent and Community Education from the University of Arizona and has his master’s in teaching and Teacher Education. As an honors graduate of BASIS Tucson North and an AP Scholar, Zachary blends academic rigor with an approachable, student-centered teaching style. This school year, he will be teaching Algebra 1, Algebra 2, Physics, and Capoeira, offering students a unique balance of analytical thinking and physical movement.
Zachary brings valuable experience from his work as a science interpreter and planetarium operator at the Flandrau Science Center, where he helped guests explore complex scientific concepts in an engaging and accessible way. His 16 years of training in capoeira, including roles as assistant and substitute teacher, add a rich cultural and physical education component to his teaching. From mentoring youth at UA Fusion Camps to serving as a substitute teacher with TUSD, Zachary is dedicated to building positive, hands-on learning environments where students feel supported, inspired, and empowered.