Welcoming new staff: Daniel Romero Jr.

Jonathan Imerman, Reporter • October 15, 2025

One of our newest faculty members this year at Claremont High School is Daniel Romero Jr., an Education Specialist and CHS alumnus. Romero started as a substitute teacher but is now an Education Specialist for Physical Science and Biology. He enjoys teaching these subjects because they include hands-on learning as well as aids for visual learners.

Romero received his master’s degree in Communications from the University of Hawai’i at Mānoa, where he also served as a Graduate Assistant for the Women’s Basketball Team. Then, he attained his multiple-subject credential and Education Specialist degree from California State University, Long Beach.

Romero tries to stay active, playing a variety of sports. He hopes to see how successful CHS is in all its sports. Romero is already excited about the future of his educational career. “I look forward to seeing how I can grow as an educator,” Romero said. “I just have a lot of primary experience at elementary schools; now I’m building some secondary experience working in high schools.”

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Jonathan Imerman, Reporter

Jonathan Imerman is a freshman Reporter on the Wolfpacket. He is on the Claremont High School basketball team and plays the sax in the CHS band. In his spare time, he likes to read, play video games (the Zelda grind never ends), and hang out with his dogs. He passionately dislikes tomatoes and anything art-related. One of Imerman’s unusual but cool talents is being able to solve a Rubik’s Cube in under 8 seconds (if you would like to witness a picture of this esteemed reporter crashing out online, search up “2024IMER01”). This year, Imerman is looking forward to writing fun and interest-piquing articles in the Wolfpacket and finally getting to type on a computer that doesn’t lag.