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Anne Frank Inspire Academy Our kindergarten through 12th grade students are a tight-knit community of hardworking, hard playing, success-oriented individuals. We all work together to bring about the academic and personal success We serve at-risk students who live in residential settings with exceptional and exemplary educational resources. Our goal is to transition and integrate our students back into their home schools and society and to ensure they are capable of full participation in the Brewer Academy combines the support resources of a school district with the thera*eutic educational services of a charter school that Karnes County International School serves the educational needs of non-native students from other countries. For twenty years we have grown and evolved into a powerful network of schools—a network dedicated to increasing the capacity of human greatness. BRAINATION is at the forefront of innovative facilitating and learning methods. We have redefined traditional approaches to education and are becoming a leader in world-clas* learning—helping students to become expert learners and leaders, encouraging students to lead principle-centered lives, and inspiring students to belong, be great, and find joy. Activities to Beat the Winter Blues As the short days and long nights of winter roll into February, it's Our first campus, John H. Wood Jr. Charter, opened in the fall of 1998. Originally serving approximately 30 students, our enrollment has grown exponentially. Our school has changed names and added locations, but the one thing that has not changed is our dedication and love for A board of trustees currently governs our charter district. The board is selected pursuant to the bylaws of the charter district and has the authority to make decisions, appoint the superintendent, and significantly influence operations. The board has the primary accountability for the fiscal affairs of the charter district. Olin Tunnell currently serves as board president. He has served on the board since 2002. Rev. Tunnell grew up in north Texas and graduated