“I have what? Are you sure?” At a loud, busy restaurant in the middle of having an impromptu lunch with her husband Alvin, she recalled her first reaction to getting the call that changed her life.
Romona...
TKC: “What does it mean to you to be a Kirkwood pioneer?”
“To me it means just upholding the standards and being the best person I can be and to be the best role model for my students.”
TKC:...
”My parents live in Missouri, I live in the moment.”
TKC: So what drives you every day? What motivates you?
"The kids. I am here for the kids. I want them to succeed. I want them to do...
***The student’s name in the article has been changed to keep her true identity anonymous and avoid drawing any negative attention. Some specific details of events cannot be disclosed to avoid further...
Caramel skin glistening, long black hair draping down his back and high rounded cheek bones prominent, he stood among children who held no similar features. All their lives Priscilla and Tyler White Antelope...
TKC: “What do you like best about Kirkwood?”
“I think I look really good in black, red and white.”
“Even though life may seem like it’s horrible, there’s always something good that...
TKC: What is your philosophy?
“I try not to make life harder than it already is. Never go out of your way to make life difficult for people. They’re in the same boat you are.”
TKC: What is your...
“I think what makes Kirkwood special is all the different types [of people] and all the different walks of life that we have. There’s always somebody new. There’s not really a certain type of student....
