Since I knew my sister was involved in School Choice in Arizona, I felt passionate about it and wonder why Texas didn’t have it. It

I have been involved in school choice advocacy for two years, actively supporting policies that provide families with more educational options. My advocacy efforts include

I became an educator because growing up I loved learning, participating in school events, and working with my community. Once I became a mother I

I love this school because when John F. Kennedy didn’t give me the education I needed I heard about Learn4Life all the opportunity it offered.

Learn4Life helped me get assistance from my teachers. I get my work done faster and focus more on doing my work because it’s peaceful and

I became an educator because I wanted to give back to the community. I grew up in this community in which I teach. I understand

I was a teen mother and found myself married at 15 and a dropout of eighth grade. After 10 years of marriage and five young

I have been involved in school choice advocacy for about eight years. After seeing the different scholastic results in so many schools, I wanted to

Learn4Life made a huge impact on my education and school experience. It gave me a second chance at graduating and finishing school the right way.