Teaching Learning Leading K-12 Annie Kessler - City Year New York and Student Success Coaches - 772
Annie Kessler - City Year New York and Student Success Coaches. This is episode 772 of Teaching Learning Leading K12, an audio podcast.
Annie Kessler is a dedicated leader committed to advancing educational equity. She started her career in education as a City Year New York AmeriCorps Member, serving in a 5th grade classroom at PS48X in the South Bronx after receiving a Bachelor of Arts in English at Loyola College in Baltimore, Maryland. Annie’s experiences as an AmeriCorps Member were transformative in her career journey and led her to become a Program Manager and then Director at City Year New York.
A little about … City Year New York:
City Year New York AmeriCorps members a.k.a Student Success Coaches (SSCs) serve full-time in 17 New York City public schools, reaching more than 7,000 students each day. (They are basically an army of 20-somethings who come into community schools and serve as teacher helpers/caring adults.)
Our focus today is …. New York City will need to hire almost 4,000 more educators to meet new classroom size requirements. Where will new teachers come from?
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Length - 32:56