"This is my first gig. In the beginning it was very difficult just because I was a brand new entrepreneur," Fang said about starting SchooLinks. "I really wanted to solve a problem and just never thought about, 'Am I ready?'"Courtesy of Fang In June, Katie Fang received an unsolicited term sheet from a fund looking to invest in her edtech startup, SchooLinks. It’d been over three years since she last raised money—an $8 million Series A in 2021—and frankly, she’d entered 2024 with no intention of...