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Casey Jackson, a multi-classroom leader at Aycock Elementary School in Vance County, N.C., explains why she likes her Opportunity Culture role.
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As an MCL through @OppCulture, I get to teach ALL of the students in the building. For two days I’ve gotten to model lessons in our 3rd grade classroom! These mathematicians are embarking on the beginnings of division via collaboration & grit! @BaltCitySchools #experience007 💛💙
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He is indeed the dopest. And so are you, @MrsHallScholars! Thanks for your leadership and example. #LeadfromYourSeat @OppCulture @BaltCitySchools #Coaching https://twitter.com/mrshallscholars/status/1438262926666784772
Today was the first day I got to coach with my new team member and side kick, Mr. Cooper! He is THE DOPEST partner and I am grateful to work with such greatness! We supported 3 schools today and saw some amazing work being led by our #OpportunityCulture MCLs! ⭐️ #teamcityschools
Today was the first day I got to coach with my new team member and side kick, Mr. Cooper! He is THE DOPEST partner and I am grateful to work with such greatness! We supported 3 schools today and saw some amazing work being led by our #OpportunityCulture MCLs! ⭐️ #teamcityschools
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