I sat down and spoke with former Elementary School Teacher (K-3) of 15 years, Stephanie Osterhouse, who speaks about her classroom experience and how the transferrable skills have allowed her great success as an Implementation Success Specialist with Really Great Reading.

I sat down with former Spanish teacher Ariel Aiono-Netzler as she discussed her move across the country to join a new school system and become a 3rd-grade teacher. She highlighted the process she had to go through in order to transition from the classroom to her new and fulfilling career as a Learning and Development Manager.

I sat down with former high school English teacher Jeny Dalrymple, who spoke about her nine years of teaching experience and how she had to navigate a surplus.She now finds herself personally and professionally in a better opportunity working as a Curriculum Developer for a company called TPx.

I sat down with former Elementary School Teacher of 6 years, Kelli Taranto, as she discusses some of the emotional and tough decisions she had to face when deciding to leave the classroom. She talks about the first-hand experience she got into her roommates professions who had careers outside of the classroom during the Pandemic. She now finds herself in a successful new role as a Training Specialist.

I sat down and spoke with former teacher of 4 years, Mitchell Pavelko, who speaks about some of the reasons and tough decisions he had to make in exiting the classroom. Mitchell now has found both financial and other personal successes in his current role as a Sales Development Representative.

Emma was an Elementary School Teacher for 4 years before moving into a Librarian role her last 3 years in education. Over the past year and a half, she has found success at her new company, Navigate360 as a Product Business Analyst.

Audrey Sims was an Elementary School teacher for 5+ years before making the transition over to a Sr. Account Executive role with Brightly. She sells asset management software to K-12 School Districts and Higher Education institutions.

We sit down and speak with Kris Pratt, a former Special Education Teacher, who has successfully moved into a new Human Resource role as a Licensure Specialist.