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School teacher. That is what I told myself I would be my entire life, until I became a fifth grade teacher, and I realized, well, maybe not.
Growing up, I was only exposed, in my mind, to two career options: I saw my dad run his own sales representative company, and I saw my mom be a fifth, then sixth grade math and science teacher. I really didn't know what my dad's job entailed, and it did not look enticing enough for me to find out.
Date: June 1, 2020
Contact: news@apta.org
Content Type: Perspective
Stacey Lipkin, SPTA
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