“I started working here in October 2020. I lost my job due to COVID and I was looking for a job that would get me out of the house. I knew people who liked working here. I had actually never worked with kids before, but I have two of my own and I was active with the PTA when they were younger. I like doing different things and I think I was ready to work with younger kids because my kids were older. I really enjoy working with the kids here. Watching them learn and figure things out is pretty cool. The children are so funny and loving. The Y is also a nice place, you feel like you’re part of a community. I have a bachelor’s and master’s in anthropology/archeology and then ended up working in computers. But I enjoy not being behind a desk. I think this is the perfect fit for me right now. And even though I didn’t go into anthropology/archeology, I like learning about different things and it kind of relates to working with the kids. They are all so different, with different personalities, ways of learning and development.”
“I started working here in October 2020. I lost my job due to COVID and I was looking for a job that would get me out of the house. I knew people who liked working here. I had actually never worked with kids before, but I have two of my own and I was active with the PTA when they were younger. I like doing different things and I think I was ready to work with younger kids because my kids were older. I really enjoy working with the kids here. Watching them learn and figure things out is pretty cool. The children are so funny and loving. The Y is also a nice place, you feel like you’re part of a community. I have a bachelor’s and master’s in anthropology/archeology and then ended up working in computers. But I enjoy not being behind a desk. I think this is the perfect fit for me right now. And even though I didn’t go into anthropology/archeology, I like learning about different things and it kind of relates to working with the kids. They are all so different, with different personalities, ways of learning and development.”