You know, I've been in principle for a long time. I worked at KIPP NYC for 16 years and it was the first time that I felt like I was regularly hearing about the day to day experience that wasn't related to a large problem that we were trying to solve. That had taken months to build up. Or like a quick one off. It was, it felt like I was hearing about the student experience from the lens of our families in a way that felt really relevant, um, and real.
