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Event Celebrates Successes, Branding Changes

May 6, 2015

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From left: Emily Elliott, Heart Math Tutoring Executive Director; Shaina Ormsby, a teacher at Highland Renaissance Academy; Michelle G. Johnson, principal at Billingsville Leadership Academy, and Anne Leggett, Heart’s Board of Directors Chair and host.

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Photos by Caitlin Fischer

Supporters of Heart Math Tutoring gathered recently at a “Perfect Pairings” event to mark Heart’s growing successes and branding changes.

Michelle G. Johnson, principal at Billingsville Leadership Academy, praised Heart’s success in helping teachers fill the gaps in math education and lauded the impact of relationships with tutors has had on Billingsville’s young leaders. “It is a legacy that is ongoing. Our students now know what it means to have someone come in just for them and serves as their personal cheerleader,” Johnson said.

Shaina Ormsby, a K-Grade 3 teacher at Highland Renaissance Academy, echoed Johnson’s remarks about the impact on learning and the power of the connections that get made. She shared the stories of three students who have benefited from the one-on-one relationships with tutors.

The celebration, held at the home of Anne Leggett, Heart’s Board of Directors Chair, featured Tuscan wines paired with antipasti.
Thank you to our supporters for helping Heart Math Tutoring connect with students to create results that count.

A very special thank you to the hosts of “Perfect Pairing”: Joanne and Steve Beam, Barbara and Roy Bissell, Laura and Sam Bowles, Carla and Matthew Clements, Ashton Colaianni, Lee and Andy Cooney, Patricia and Peter Daniel, Minna and Mike Elliott, Martha and Eric Eubank, Catherine and Mike Fischer, Anne and Reid Leggett, and Daniel Tanaka.

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