Please join us in congratulating Meghan Phillips, Instructional Support Monitor, for being named The Learning Tree’s Employee of the Month!
Meghan’s dedication and reliability help keep our programs running smoothly each day. Her work behind the scenes plays an important role in supporting our students, and her commitment to our mission does not go unnoticed.
We are grateful to have Meghan as part of The Learning Tree team and appreciate the positive impact she makes every day.
Congratulations, Meghan! Thank you for all you do for The Learning Tree.
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Please help us congratulate Brent White, Residential Supervisor, on being named The Learning Tree’s Supervisor of the Month!
Brent’s dedication to our mission and the care he provides to the children in our residential program does not go unnoticed. His leadership, patience, and commitment help create a safe and supportive home for the youth we serve every day.
We are grateful to have team members like Brent who go above and beyond for our kids.
Congratulations, Brent! Thank you for all you do for The Learning Tree
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A time was truly had at The Learning Tree’s Annual Mardi Gras Ball! The joy in the room was unmatched with dancing, big smiles, and plenty of Mardi Gras magic filled the night. Our students absolutely stole the show and reminded us why this celebration means so much.
We are incredibly grateful to Robin’s Formals & Mardi Gras Dresses for their generous donation of beautiful gowns for the girls at The Learning Tree. Because of their kindness, our girls were able to dress up and feel confident, special, and celebrated. Moments like these mean so much and create memories they will carry with them for years to come.
Thank you, Robin’s Formals & Mardi Gras Dresses, for supporting our mission and for helping make our girls feel like royalty. Your generosity truly makes a difference in their lives.
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Help us give a shout out to Ryan and Jayson on being chosen as Employees of the Month for The Learning Tree in Jacksonville!
Ryan Addison states, "My purpose for working at the Learning Tree is to contribute to a safe, nurturing environment where children can grow socially, emotionally, and academically. I care deeply about the children we serve, and being able to support them both at school and at home is extremely meaningful to me. Seeing their progress, no matter how big or small, is one of the most rewarding parts of the work."
Jayson Bledsoe states, "I came to the Learning Tree to give our students a better chance at an independent life. I am here to help each other have a better day than before."
Thank you to you both for everything you do to bring a smile to the faces of the children we serve!
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Congratulations to Michael and Katie on being chosen as Employees of the Month for The Learning Tree in Jacksonville!
Michael Taylor states, "I work at the Learning Tree because I enjoy helping the kids. It makes me happy when I see the kids learning and having fun. I like being a good example for my coworkers and the kids. I will continue working and learning to improve my skills to be a better employee."
Katie Mcgill states, "My purpose for working at The Learning Tree is to help students learn new skills and grow in their everyday lives. I want to support them in becoming more independent, confident, and able to communicate their needs. I believe every student deserves the chance to succeed, and I am committed to working as a team to encourage progress, celebrate achievements, and help each student reach their goals. Being part of The Learning Tree allows me to collaborate with a team who shares the same mission: helping each student reach their fullest potential.
Thank you for all that you do! Congratulations to you both on your successes!
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Congratulations to Anita and Jeannette for being chosen as Employees of the Month in Jacksonville.
Jeannette states, "My purpose is to make a difference in the lives of my students every day, I want them to feel proud of who they are and confident in what they can do. Working with young adults with special needs has taught me patience, compassion and the power of celebrating progress, no matter how small. That keeps me passionate about my work after all years."
Anita states, "My purpose for working at The Learning Tree is to use my acts of service to help all departments, staff, and students grow and succeed in becoming our best selves in all that we do. I am thankful and grateful for my Learning Tree family."
Congratulations and thank you for all that you do!
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