Mallory LaPeruto

 

Support our Student Teacher Intern Exchange Program in DC!

Support our Student Teacher Intern Exchange Program in DC!

Please support Teach With Africa’s Student Teacher Intern Exchange Program by donating to offset the costs of two South African interns from LEAP Science and...

 

Apply for a 2012 Teacher Training Fellowship in South Africa

Teach With Africa (TWA) is recruiting highly qualified and motivated teachers to participate in our South Africa Teacher Training Fellowship program for the summer...

 
2011 Fellows Return from South Africa

2011 Fellows Return from South Africa

TWA just wrapped up our summer Teaching Fellowship Program in South Africa. This marks our fourth consecutive year operating the fellowship program since our founding...

 
 

Teach with Africa and LEAP in The New York Times

Teach With Africa in The New York Times The New York Times article “New Schools in South Africa Serve the Underserved,” by Celia W. Dugger, highlights the...

 
 

“My decision to become a teacher was based on the life changing effects education had on my own life. I believe education is the key to stopping the cycle of poverty, ignorance, unhappiness, and so many other ailments society suffers from. I am so proud to say that I am part of a social revolution at KIPP that I always knew was necessary. My mission is to bring my commitment to education to as many people as possible.”

Mallory has taught 8th grade Algebra since 2008 at KIPP: Ascend Charter School in Chicago. Prior to that, she student taught middle school students in math, reading, and social studies.  She holds a BS in Elementary Education with a Concentration in Mathematics from DePaul University in Chicago. Mallory volunteers with A Better Chance Foundation and the Boys and Girls Club of Chicago. Her love for teaching math stems from being able to teach children to think critically and independently, and to be able to solve any problem, math or life related, that they come across.

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