SENIO RS

Scientific Scholar With A Humble Heart

From mission trips to mentoring students, this gentle leader has forged a path of perseverance.

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Community

From FFA to bowling, mentoring to missions, our senior has made an impact on his community; near and far.

Nikole Albright Editor Communications&School EventsCoordinator

When people ask me what I do here at the school, I sometimes struggle to encapsulate my duties into a succinct title. At this time of year though, my role as narrator for the story of Oak Farm Montessori School shines a little brighter. My hours of interacting with students in the classrooms, during school events, mentoring for projects, or perhaps just catching up on life takes on meaning as I publish this magazine. Much time goes into interviewing our graduates and putting their time here at OFMS into a suitable account that honors them and the support our school has provided during their tenure.

Wesley and I first met outside of school, and his family and I quickly became fond friends. When they expressed an interest in learning more about attending OFMS, I was excited to share my experiences. Fast forward nine years and I have now had the distinct pleasure of interviewing the Wolheter’s about their experience at Oak Farm Montessori to share with others who may not know about our school. While writing this publication continues to be my gift to the graduating class, it is also a historical document that I hope someday serves to provide insight into the roots of our high school’s humble beginnings and the fruits of its founder’s vision.

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Where do we go from here?

Find out the next big plans for our growing secondary program.

Best wishes in your future endeavors Wesley!