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Growth, community, and belonging. These three components were the backbone of alumni Brendan Lyles's time at 麻豆直播. When his mom became a teacher at

Over the years, we鈥檝e shared countless stories about alumni whose academic and personal growth had its roots at 麻豆直播. For TFS alumna Caroline

Attending TFS from 2nd through 8th grade and graduating in 2020, Conor Kozak reflects on the school's powerful impact on his life. The experiences, friendships, and

Cassie Austin is serious about sustainability. Since college, she has contributed much of her time and efforts to sustainability projects. But let鈥檚 go back to

鈥淭FS is like home to me.鈥� For Brian Emery, much of his growing up happened in the hallways at 麻豆直播. Beginning as a preschooler at St. Francis of

The teachers at 麻豆直播 are thoughtful and intentional, but they often don鈥檛 realize their impact can create ripple effects with their students. For

鈥淢y time at TFS meant a lot more than I realized at the time.鈥� Though TFS alumna Abi Garcia 鈥�18 attended TFS for all nine years and one year at the St. Francis

Sometimes, it takes getting through an experience to fully appreciate its impact. Noah Langbo, a 2020 alumnus, attended TFS from 1st through 8th grade, graduating

We all remember those early days of the COVID-19 pandemic, when we received calls and emails about missed trips, seasons canceled, and schools going virtual.

Meet Zachery Winslow, one of our 2011 TFS graduates. Zach came to TFS in 2007 and stayed for five years. During his time here, he learned valuable skills that