Layla Coffey

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Personal Information

First Name Layla
Last Name Coffey
Gender Female
City Plant City
State Florida
Zip Code 33566

Academics

Level College
Graduation Year 2027
Potential Majors Aeronautical/Aerospace Engineering Technologies, Aerospace/Aeronautical Engineering, Astronomy, Computer Networking/Telecommunications, Physics
Course(s) Algebra I, Algebra II, Biology, Computer Science, Earth Science, English, Film, Fine Arts, Geography, Geometry, Law, Mathematics, Music, Physical Education, Psychology, Reading, Science, Spanish, Theater, U.S. History, World History, Other
Education History • Walden Lake Elementary School
• Tomlin Middle School
• Armwood High School (currently enrolled)
• Hillsborough Community College (currently enrolled)

Arts

Dance Ballet, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Lyrical, Tap
Music Acoustic Guitar, Flute
Theater Musical Theater
Additional Info I did dance for 4 years and played flute in band for 2. I also took guitar lessons for 2 years. I went to theatre camp at the Straz center.

Athletics

Height 5-10
Weight 170
Awards National champion for AAU female novice division 11-12
Additional Info I competed in karate from age 8-13.

Professional

Professional Interests Airlines/Aviation, Computers, Engineering, Management, Research, Science
Employment History I worked part-time as a nanny during the summer of 2020. I worked from 4-8 hours a day Monday through Friday. I took care of 3 year old twins, one with ASD. I was responsible for feeding, playing, and cleaning up after them.

Community Service

History As of 11/2/2020, I have 64 service hours, which were completed through Armwood Key Club. I participated activities like the Linus Project, which makes blankets for children in hospitals, community clean ups, and hurricane relief donation drives.