CIS is extremely fortunate to have the support of hundreds of local supporters – on November 8, 2017 many of these supporters came together under one roof to hear the successes, trials, and testimonials CIS Wayne County has recently enjoyed.
Moriah is smart, hardworking, and stays far from trouble. She gets good grades and comes to school every day. For the last couple of years Moriah has been a frequent guest in our CIS alternative lunch room. Richmond High School students who do not want to eat in our large school cafeteria are welcome in…
“Recently, it seems several of our students have been affected by family chaos, peer drama, or simply poor decisions. For one of my students – who spent much of last school year in facilities for behavioral issues – the 2020-21 school year had so far proven very successful. She earned acceptable grades and all A’s…
“It has been a busy December! I have had a lot of support from the community to provide some of my families with gifts for Christmas. Olive Garden provided a giving tree, The Bottle Shop sponsored two students, Blue Buffalo adopted one family with three students, Martins Country Mart in Fountain City sponsored two families,…
“I have a student whom I have worked with for a few years and have gotten to know quite well. As the school year progressed, I noticed this student would always wear the same clothes, usually always the same hooded sweatshirt. I know this student is particular about clothes and will only wear sweatshirts and…
“I began working with a student from the first day of school at Richmond High School. I knew he was going to be a challenge from the very first interaction. He was likable and I shared many interests with him, so we got along well. However, I could tell he was very defiant when it…
“There is a family with 2 daughters who both attend Dennis Intermediate School. Mandy is in 5th grade and Katie in 7th. Early in the school year, these two girls were constantly in the nurse’s office getting checked for lice. Mandy let it slip that they ‘had no lights’ so it was hard for mom…