Steven Louka

Steven Louka was born in Queens, NY.  The  son  of  Egyptian  immigrants, he did not speak English  when  he  started  going  to  school. Being around other kids, he quickly learned the language.  Steve was 7 years old,  when him and his family moved to New Jersey. He graduated from Piscataway High School and went on to Long Island University as a pharmacy major.  He quickly realized this was not for him and transferred to Raritan Valley Community College, where he  completed all of  the  general education requirements.  From there,  Steve  was accepted to Kean University, where he completed his degree in Health and Physical Education.  Steve began working as a Physical and Health Education teacher in New Brunswick Public Schools.  He would also  serve as an Assistant Varsity Basketball coach, Middle School Assistant Basketball coach, Middle School Assistant baseball coach, Middleschool Head Baseball Coach, and Assistant Varsity Tennis Coach. Steve went back to Kean University and completed his  Masters in Educational Leadership.  In  2016,  after working as a teacher for 12 years, he   became the Supervisor of Physical Education, Health and Wellness.  In  2019, Steve  was  hired  as  the  Vice-Principal  of  McKinley  School,  where  he  remains  currently.