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Author Archives: meerakrishnan2
Self-Reflection
I had lofty goals for my summer internship. I spent much of my first year in business school exploring social enterprise as a possible career path, but Education Pioneers was my first foray into the public sector. I wanted to … Continue reading
My Summer Project Overview
On the first day of work, I was given a project for the summer: Create a process manual for centralized enrollment within the Early Education department (EED) in the San Francisco Unified School District. I executed my project through the … Continue reading
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First Day at the District
It’s day 1 of my internship. It’s my first time working in a school district – the San Francisco Unified School District, in the Early Education department. I’d been told to expect bureaucracy and frustration. I am more optimistic, but … Continue reading
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The Race Conversation
At the end of our third EP workshop, a woman in our cohort stepped forward, clearly upset. She told us, in a shaky voice, that she had noticed a disturbing trend. We’d had a number of panels highlighting leadership across … Continue reading
How I Got Placed
Accepting the Ed Pioneers offer was only first step in my internship. Next, I had to get placed in an organization. As soon as I got a notification in my inbox about a pre-placement questionnaire, I sat down to think … Continue reading
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Sharing Stories
If I’ve never experienced being a low-income child in public school, can I make change in that setting? I’ve struggled with this question since I started thinking about working in education. I attended public school in a New Jersey suburb, … Continue reading
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Getting Started – The EP Perks
Accepting the Ed Pioneers offer felt like a risky move to me. When I got the offer during my first year of business school, I was in the very early stages of exploring different career paths after my previous job … Continue reading
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