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Education Pioneers Scales Fellowship Program to Accelerate Equitable Pandemic Recovery in K-12
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Nonprofit seeks 40+ education data analysts and strategic project managers for 2021-2022 Impact Fellowship.
Education Pioneers is prepared to help grow K-12’s leadership and management capacity, beginning by recruiting and developing more rising leaders this year. BOSTON (PRWEB) February 18, 2021 Education Pioneers (EP), a national nonprofit that builds the leadership and management capacity of the K-12 public education sector, announced plans to improve and grow its Impact Fellowship by 75% given the urgency of COVID-19 pandemic recovery. Applications for interested candidates are now open at http://www.educationpioneers.org.