Thank you to Brandon Sivley with Decatur Fire & Rescue for showing us around the training center and challenging our students to look at hard situations differently.

We also appreciate Ellen Didier, owner of Red Sage, for stopping by, sharing her story, and encouraging our students to ask questions.

Having Maegan Swindling back in class Tuesday was a fun and encouraging experience!

A few student takeaways from earlier this week:

“Stepping out of your comfort zone can get you a handshake that will change your life forever.”

“Even the small things in a conversation or a meeting can change how someone sees you entirely.”

“You have to acknowledge hard things. Saying them out loud can help you move forward.”