Apr
21

Teen Spotlight: Geizel and Leslie

Meet two of our fantastic Teen Interns!  These lovely ladies come out faithfully to work with our K-4th grade students, and they’ve taken time to answer some questions about their experience with the Teen Internship Program.

Geizel
• 16 years old
• a junior at Cesar Chavez Public Charter School
• aspires to be a veterinarian

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LL: Why did you become a teen intern?
Geizel: [I started working for Little Lights] to better myself in the future and help my communication skills.

LL: What have you learned through this job?
Geizel: It has shown me who I am as a worker and the real me.

LL: Tell us more about what you like about it.
Geizel: All the chances to meet new people and go places. And it was fun when I was at the park playing football with the little boys. 

LL: Why is it important for LLUM to have teen interns?
Geizel: To give the kids a chance to deal with people who understand them.

Leslie
• 19 years old
• a sophomore at University of the District of Columbia
• studying early childhood development

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LL: Why did you become a teen intern, and how has it affected you?
Leslie: It was an internship that was offered to me when I was a junior in high school. It’s affected me by making my dream of working with children come true.

LL: What have you learned through this job? 
Leslie: The most challenging thing about being an intern is coming to work every day for me. [. . .] I have learned so much but the most I have learned is to be a good disciplinarian.

LL: What’s your favorite thing about it?
Leslie: Every moment is fun working here.  I ♥ Little Lights!

Thanks, Geizel and Leslie!  We ♥ you!

Posted by on 04/21 at 09:22 AM

yay geizel and leslie!! we heart them. and the rest of the gang. smile

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We’re so proud of you!! WOOT WOOT!!

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That’s whats up!

Comment posted by Tim on 04/22 at 12:59 PM

Everyone is growing up so fast! I can’t believe it!

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