
About this episode
For some people who leave the classroom to pursue other careers, their business is to serve other educators. But what if you left to help other educators and your community? That’s exactly what my guest, Candace Hunter, has done. Candace has taken action towards improving her community by running for school board in education.
Through Candace’s road to running for school board, she learned what the important issues were in her community involving the education system, then most importantly, decided to take action. Her goal was to get back to the roots of bridging the gap between the community and the teachers, all while building relationships that make significant change.
Along with running for school board, Candace has started her own business, Teacher Boot Camp. She serves new teachers and instructs them on routines, procedures, strategies, and classroom management. No matter who Candace is helping, she does it with a positive attitude and a giving heart!
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