Temple City High School

Nate is a graduate of Temple City High School and has worked at TCHS for over 14 years as an instructional aide, special education teacher, math teacher, counselor, and now as an administrator. He has a Masters of Education from Concordia University. He loves working with students to help them find their passions and their best fit on the TCHS Campus and in their future endeavors. 

Scott Sherman began his journey as a social science teacher at Temple City High School, where he fostered a love for history and critical thinking among his students. After two impactful years at Oak Avenue Intermediate School, Scott transitioned to the district office. There, he served one year as a teacher on special assignment (TOSA) and three years as a curriculum coordinator, where he played a pivotal role in shaping district-wide educational strategies and initiatives.

Scott is thrilled to return to TCHS, his alma mater from which he graduated in 2009, with a renewed commitment to the community that shaped him. His goal is to be a servant leader, dedicated to supporting all educational partners; students, staff, families, and community members. Scott’s enthusiasm and dedication are a testament to his belief in the power of education and his unwavering commitment to fostering an environment of growth and collaboration.

Mr. Anthony Chan is a proud graduate of Temple City High School.  Upon graduating from TCHS, he earned his bachelor's degree in Mathematics as well as his single subject teaching credential from UC Irvine. He began teaching at South Pasadena High School in 2013.  He served multiple roles while at  South Pasadena, such as being a WASC Visiting Committee Member, a Junior Class Advisor, a football and track coach,  a School Site Council Chairman, a Summer School Principal, and an Athletic Director. Chan also earned his Master's in Educational Leadership from Cal State Los Angeles in 2019. While at South Pasadena, he received two Honorary Service Awards from their PTSA in 2017 and 2023.

We are thrilled to have Mr. Chan back at Temple City High School, where he is excited to serve his alma mater. He credits his experiences at TCHS as to where his passion for service in education began.  Chan believes that the high school experience is enhanced by opportunities both in and outside the classroom. In his free time, he likes to play basketball, cook, and travel. 

His favorite saying is, "it takes a village."