Every page here is in their own words. The headings are ours; everything in quotation marks is theirs.
“I guarantee you: when you walk in that door, somebody is going to talk to you.”
Read more →Math, in any language, one promise: “Make sure they understand everything.”
Read more →Six of her own taught her the secret: every child is different — so meet every child as their own.
Read more →Raising seven, holding the littlest ones here — described by the people who know her in two words: open arms.
Read more →“Be ready for change — we are growing, moving, following a new direction God has given us.”
Read more →Came seeking a higher power for his family — and found one that felt like home.
Read more →Believes every child is an image bearer — competent, creative, and a citizen now, not someday.
Read more →Sat in this building as a little girl. Her first classroom is back where it all began.
Read more →“I am a retired soldier, first-generation Haitian-American, and this is my home. Welcome to our home.”
Read more →Pastored on one coast, homeschooled five, and came home for the grandkids — an act of providence, and she’d tell you so.
Read more →“We want to raise a different kind of people.”
Read more →Sees you as — not a disability, not a student — but rather as the person behind the label.
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