My Experience
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My Experience
Educators come from a wide variety of backgrounds and experiences to support students and other educators in both teaching non-teaching roles. Click on the video preview image or link to see the personal stories of educators from across San Diego county.
Kimberly is now an education leader but originally planned to become an attorney.
Michael didn't have external encouragement to become a teacher, but persevered to reach his goals. He is now an educator who serves as a role-model to encourage others.
Working as a tutor and in an after-school program is helping Bianca to build skills and experience as she pursues a bilingual education teaching career.
From the Navy to the White House to the classroom, Elliott's career has been about preparing others to be their best.
Alejandro found his way to an education career through technology.
Coaching sports led others to recognize Liza's talents and potential as an educator.
Maria now supports students who can relate to her background and challenges.
▶️ Maria Mujica
After heading down other career paths, Yolanda found her place as a teacher and education leader.
Sheiveh's experience as an immigrant to the United States shaped her as an educator and now as a leader supporting programs for new and aspiring educators.
A challenging high school experience didn't stop Andrew from working his way to a role in education.
Fabiola always dreamed of becoming a teacher. The road wasn't easy, but now as a teacher and leader, she works to bring an equity focus to education.
Calipso came to the U.S. as a young girl and struggled due of a lack of knowledge about the education system. She now works to empower others by providing the clarity they need to be successful.
Monir grew up in a war zone, but kept dreaming big. Now he has the privilege of supporting others on their education journey.
Though teaching was her first career choice, it wasn't Adina's first career. Now she is helping others to navigate their pathway to a career in education.