Mrs. Joy Leffers has been a teacher at
the Tri-Cities school for six years, and has taught school for
16 years total. She currently teaches grades K-2 and is
the principal at Tri-Cities.
Her favorite thing about teaching
is simply “her kids”. She feels Christian
education is important because her ultimate goal is to see her
students in heaven. She feels that the Christian
atmosphere makes the classroom more like a family.
Out of her classroom, Mrs. Joy
loves spending time with her husband. She likes to
decorate her house and work in her yard and spend time with her
cats.
Ed Stokeley is our newest addition
to the Tri-Cities School teaching staff. While this is his
first year at Tri-Cities, he has been teaching school for 25
years and recently relocated here from Florida. Currently he
teaches all subjects in grades 3-8.
Mr. Stokeley says he loves the excitement
of his students as they learn new concepts, and he loves the
Adventist principle of teaching with Christ first in every
subject. To him, Christian education is a gift from
parents and churches to our children that gives them a
foundation early in life.
Out of the classroom Mr. Stokeley loves
spending time with his wife Susan and their daughter Rebecca.
They love to camp together, travel, and build things, and
care for their many animals including a donkey, two horses,
many cats and dogs, turtles, chickens, and even four turkeys.
Gym, classrooms and Cafeteria
Library and classrooms
