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The people behind the care
Meet our entire team.
Educators, caregivers, and support staff working together so every child feels safe, known, and ready to grow.
Director
Jordan Moore
Jordan has childcare and First Steps experience. She wants every child to feel safe, loved, excited to arrive, and ready to return—and every parent to feel confident in their care.
Supervisory Lead Teacher · Tiny Learners
Caroline Grubb
Caroline has seven years of experience with newborns through age five. Her goal is growth—physical, mental, and emotional—for every little learner.
Lead Teacher · Teeny Learners
Kansas Coy
Kansas has years of experience caring for children from newborn through age five. Patience guides her work because every child learns and grows at their own pace.
Lead Teacher · Mini Learners
Lorna Harden
Lorna values passion in childcare and believes it helps children feel comfortable and confident in their learning environment.
Lead Teacher · Mighty Learners
Carley Jones
A Butler County native and former Registered Behavior Technician, Carley values connection so every child feels loved, understood, safe, and able to shine.
Lead Teacher · Mega Learners
Brooklyn Smith
Brooklyn brings childcare experience and determination to help children succeed and remember their early learning years with joy.
Lead Teacher · Master Learners
Whitney Kelly
Whitney is a certified elementary teacher entering her fifth year teaching 5th grade. Her guiding word is hope—for each child’s future and all they can achieve.
Certified Elementary Teacher · Master Learners
Jan Embry
Jan brings more than 30 years of childcare experience. She believes children need adults to believe in them so they can grow physically, mentally, and emotionally.
Assistant Teacher
Evan Coley
Evan is studying nursing at Western Kentucky University. She prioritizes compassion, kindness, patience, and understanding in every situation.
Assistant Teacher
Brooklyn Blankenship
Brooklyn is pursuing nursing at WKU and has worked as a CNA. She values patience and wants children to feel safe, understood, and valued.
Assistant Teacher
Mae Givens
Mae discovered early-childhood education through 4-H art classes. She values creativity as a vital part of children’s development.
Assistant Teacher
Gracie Wright
Gracie attends Butler County High School and plans to study childhood education. She supports school-age children and assists throughout the center.
Assistant Teacher
Jaylee Wilkins
Jaylee has cared for children since age fourteen and has worked as a full-time elementary substitute. She values consistency because predictability helps children feel safe.
Assistant Teacher
Lily Glass
Lily is pursuing an elementary education degree at WKU. She believes love and wholehearted support are essential during children’s most important years of development.
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