Joseph Pedulla is an educator, novelist, artist, and literary enthusiast whose professional and creative pursuits center on language, storytelling, and the arts. With three decades of experience teaching English literature and writing at the secondary school level, Joseph Pedulla has helped students develop strong communication skills while fostering an appreciation for literature, creativity, and critical thinking.
Joseph Pedulla began his teaching career in 1985 at Archbishop Stepinac High School in White Plains, New York, where he taught a variety of English courses, including American literature, British literature, creative writing, and expository writing. As a secondary school educator, he taught multiple classes each day while guiding students through both analytical and creative approaches to language and literature.
Mr. Pedulla went on to become an English teacher at Salesian High School. There, he taught five classes each day in subjects like American Literature, creative writing, expository writing, and British literature.
In addition to his current role as a high school English teacher, he is actively engaged in the visual arts. He has created hundreds of paintings in both oil and acrylics, with many of his works focusing on landscapes, seascapes, and human figures. His interest in art extends to the study of art history, visual composition, and artistic interpretation.