
Experts in the Art of Nonverbal Communication
Last month, MGA started on a mission to figure out which direction we were going to pursue our dreams. As Savannah and I would share our thoughts and passions, one area kept resonating deeply—education.
Education is really where my heart and passion live. As many of you know, Mark and I are blessed with five beautiful grandbabies, with our two oldest set to begin first grade next year, and our middle grandchild stepping into kindergarten. I take immense pride in knowing they will be attending public schools. In a particularly meaningful twist, our oldest son, Calvin, will be teaching first grade in the Riverside Unified School District next year, further solidifying our family’s commitment to education.
However, it pains me to witness the ongoing reduction in funding and support for public schools, particularly here in the United States. This year, we are determined to give back to this noble profession that means so much to our families and communities. We’ve brainstormed a variety of ideas and are eager to hear your thoughts on how best to support our educators, our students, and ultimately, our future. Education empowers our children, and I firmly believe that every child deserves access to a solid, free education.

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Nelson Mandela’s declaration that…
“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world”
At MGA, our foundation is built on relationships—EstablishingRelationships– A Cat in the Doghouse, PreservingRelationships – ENVoY, and Utilizing/Harmonizing Relationships – Healthy Classroom.
As Dr. James Comer, Professor of Child Psychiatry at Yale University, wisely stated, “No significant learning occurs without a significant relationship.”
To start us off this month, we’re excited to announce an online book study of A Cat in the Doghouse, open to everyone. Participants will also have the option to earn 1-3 semester credits through the University of Massachusetts, a wonderful opportunity for those looking to advance their education and possibly compensation. Let’s join hands in this mission to uplift our educators and nurture our children. Together, we can make a difference!
Krista
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