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Chloe Karlovich

CHLOE KARLOVICH is an associate consultant with Public Impact, focused primarily on leading Opportunity Culture design and implementation support teams in schools. Before joining Public Impact, Ms. Karlovich was a fifth-grade English teacher for several years in San Francisco, first as a Teach for America corps member; she was also a mentor teacher. Ms. Karlovich graduated from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a B.A. in English and minors in comparative literature and art history.

 

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