Raised by an educator, Rashid learned from an early age the power of an excellent education. Continuing his commitment to being a role model for African-American boys, he has focused his career on school leadership.

From teacher to financial consultant, Ray’Chel Wilson (Greater Tulsa ’19) is helping young adults and marginalized peoples break generational poverty by healing financial traumas and making smart money moves.

Kat got her start as a high school teacher in Brooklyn. She now works with clients as a strategic consultant, something she hopes to one day apply to the field of education.

Mackenzie "Mac" Woods always dreamed of being an education lawyer. His experience as a middle school teacher in Memphis confirmed his belief that all students deserve equal opportunities and gave him the hands-on experience he needed to fight for it as a lawyer.

While teaching as a graduate student at the University of Central Florida, Sara realized her love for education, teaching, and the empowerment of students. Shortly after, she joined Teach For America.

Elie's road to the legal profession began in the corps, where he taught 1st grade and saw firsthand the opportunity gap in our education system.