THE AUTHOR

Christine Boyd Carpenter is a retired Educator with 41 + years of teaching experience. She was passionate about educating young minds and helping them blossom into well-rounded, responsible, and successful citizens. She has a diverse background in training teachers and working with students with learning disabilities. She was proficient in curriculum design, academic assessment, and early childhood development. She was a workshop trainer (Memphis City Schools) who created the Headstart Handicapped program (1973); Proctor for the University of Memphis, 1991 Outstanding Christian Educator of the Millennium, and many more awards. Who’s Who among American Teachers Interventionists for Memphis City Schools, GED_English Instructor, Voc-Tech Memphis. She is the proud mother of two sons who are educators in Georgia and California.

Christine Boyd Carpenter is a seasoned educator with over 41 years of teaching experience. She dedicated her career to nurturing young minds and guiding them towards becoming responsible and successful individuals. With extensive expertise in training teachers and supporting students with learning disabilities, she excelled in curriculum design, academic assessment, and early childhood development. Christine's notable achievements include creating the Headstart Handicapped program for Memphis City Schools in 1973, being recognized as the 1991 Outstanding Christian Educator of the Millennium, and receiving the Who’s Who among American Teachers Interventionists award. Additionally, she has served as a GED English instructor and vocational-technical instructor in Memphis. As a proud mother, Christine raised two sons pursuing careers in education in Georgia and California.