Saying goodbye to FACA…
Three weeks after turning in my resignation to The Falcon
Academy of Creative Arts, words can’t begin to express all that I will miss
about this magical place. To be able to
experience all that I have throughout the past two years with the establishment
of this school, and educating through an arts based curriculum is
extraordinary. I want to address the
following groups of people and offer my sincerest gratitude for all you have
done for me personally. The FACA Board
members, The FACA PTA, The Field Local School District, the wonderful families
of this community and lastly, the staff and students. The memories I am left with are unmatched as I
believe so strongly in the vision of what takes place within these four walls
each day. The small learning environment
complied with the selfless dedication of the teachers and the unique talents
and individuality of the students make for a highly creative, engaging and
well-rounded atmosphere. I will continue
to support The Falcon Academy of Creative Arts, root for its success, believe
in all it sets out to accomplish, and remember it fondly as a place that shaped
me, made my life richer and blessed me with many heart-warming moments where
children experienced the empowerment that comes with the freedom of
creation. Thank you. I will never forget….
Please feel free to contact me in my next adventure at my
new spot… www.perrypicassos.blogspot.com
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