career titles
- Au Pair
- Childcare Worker
- Early Childhood Educator
- Education Manager
- Librarian
- Nanny
- Preschool Teacher
- Recreation Worker
- School Psychologist
- Special Education Teacher
- Superindetendant
- Teacher
- Teaching Assistant
- Testing Specialist
- Training Specialist
featuring:
GASTON CAPERTON
President, College BoardGaston Caperton is head of the College Board, the organization that is committed to preparing American high school students for college (and administers the SATs). Ironically, Gaston had dyslexia growing up and spent a large part of his schooling overcoming his disability. Yet, he went on to have a successful career in business and then became the governor of West Virginia, serving two terms before dedicating his career to education. Under his tenure, the College Board has begun operating 22 inner city schools around the country based on a rigorous curriculum developed by the College Board.
Read Interview with Gaston Caperton For more information go to: www.collegeboard.comVIRGINIA JOSE
TeacherVirginia Jose is an art teacher at South Bronx Preparatory School in New York City. She is also a practicing professional artist and says that a career in education helps her influence student’s young minds and allows her to help develop them into individual, clear-thinking people. Virginia strived to become a full-time teacher by teaching in museums, the local YMCA, workshops, etc. during college and afterwards so she could gain enough experience to be in the classroom. Today, she has developed a strong art and art history program at South Bronx Prep and teaches over 120 students a week.
Read Interview with Virginia Jose For more information go to: www.southbronxprep.org