Sage Palm Learning

07/24/2026

💔🏡 It’s official… my Eustis home is for sale.

I won’t lie — this one breaks my heart. This house has been so good to me, but it no longer fits the vision I have for Sage Palm Learning, and it’s time to let it go to someone who will love it the way I have.

This home would be perfect for:
✨ A young family — the backyard is fully fenced and ready for kids and pups 🐾
✨ A work/life hybrid dreamer — it’s zoned residential transitional and can be converted to commercial 🙌

And the location? You truly can’t beat it. Nestled in the wonderful, cozy town of Eustis, in Lake County, you’re within walking distance to the park, the lake, downtown, and the library. 🌳🚶‍♀️📚

If you or anyone you know is looking for a special place to call home (or home and office!), please pass this along or send them my way. I’d love for this house’s next chapter to be a beautiful one. 💛

📩 DM me for details!

07/04/2026

🎆 HAPPY 4TH OF JULY FROM SAGE PALM LEARNING! 🎆
On July 4, 1776, the Continental Congress adopted the Declaration of Independence — the document that announced the 13 American colonies’ break from British rule and declared a bold new idea: that all people are created equal, with unalienable rights to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness.
🕰️ A LITTLE HISTORY
The vote for independence actually happened on July 2nd, but the final wording of the Declaration was approved and dated July 4th — the date we’ve celebrated ever since. It took years of revolution before independence was secured, and even longer before the words “all people are created equal” began to include more of the people actually living here.
💛 WHY IT MATTERS
This day represents the beginning of a grand experiment — the idea that people could govern themselves, guided by shared values rather than a distant crown. It’s a story about courage, community, and the belief that a better society is always worth building.
🌱 CELEBRATING HONESTLY
At Sage Palm Learning, we love teaching our scholars to celebrate our country AND to look at its history with open eyes. The promise of “liberty and justice for all” wasn’t extended equally at the start — and the work of building a truly free democracy for everyone is still unfinished today.
So this year, we’re celebrating by:
🇺🇸 Honoring the ideals our country was founded on
📚 Teaching our children the full, honest story — the good and the growth still needed
🤝 Practicing gratitude for our freedoms while staying curious about whose freedoms are still catching up
🍉 Enjoying good food, good company, and a little sunshine with our family
Freedom is something we keep working on together — one generation, one classroom, one conversation at a time. 💫
Wishing you and your family a safe, joyful, and thoughtful 4th of July!

06/30/2026

🌴🌈 Happy Pride Month from Sage Palm Learning!

As Pride Month comes to a close I want to honor the LGBTQ+ community members who sparked the Stonewall Uprising in June 1969 — igniting a global movement for equality, dignity, and love. The first Pride marches followed in 1970, and today Pride is celebrated in over 100 countries.

At Sage Palm Learning, we believe every scholar deserves a safe, affirming space to learn and grow. We are committed to culturally responsive, inclusive support — no matter who you are or how you identify.

🏳️‍🌈 LGBTQ+-affirming learning environment
📚 One-on-one & group tutoring for all subjects
💬 A community where you are allowed to be you
🌴 Because every learner belongs here.

Celebrate with us beyond June — and reach out if you or someone you know needs academic support. 💚

06/21/2026

Did you know Father’s Day wasn’t always a given? 🤫💼
While Mother’s Day was an instant hit, getting a day for dads took some serious convincing. Here’s the quick history lesson:
**1910:** Sonora Smart Dodd of Washington State wanted to honor her dad—a single father and Civil War veteran who raised six kids solo. She got her state to celebrate the first Father’s Day!
**The Pushback:** For decades, many men actually *resisted* it. They thought it was just a commercial gimmick to sell more ties and greeting cards (ironic, right? 😂).
**1972:** It took over 60 years, but President Richard Nixon finally signed it into law, making it a permanent national holiday.
So when you’re firing up the grill or handing over that cheesy card today, remember—it took a lot of history to get us here. Happy Father’s Day to all the incredible dads and father figures! 👑🔨❤️

06/20/2026

🌟 How much do you really know about Juneteenth?

Whether you’re a teacher or a parent, we all play a role in making sure the next generation knows the whole story — not just the highlight reel.

Save this. Share it. Start the conversation. 🖤❤️💙

06/08/2026

Summer PD has commenced! Excited to see what the summer conference has to offer Sage Palm Learning. 📓🌴

05/25/2026

HONORING OUR HEROES: MEMORIAL DAY AT SAGE PALM LEARNING
On Memorial Day, we don’t just kick off summer. We pause to remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our nation.
Originally known as Decoration Day after the Civil War, it was created as a time to decorate the graves of fallen soldiers with flowers. The meaning has endured and expanded to honor all those who have died in American military conflicts.
This holiday serves as a powerful reminder of the cost of freedom and the selflessness of those who served. We encourage everyone to take a moment to reflect and express gratitude.
From all of us at Sage Palm Learning, we wish you a meaningful and respectful Memorial Day. Let us carry their memory in our hearts. 🇺🇸
ReflectAndRemember

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day! 🌸 Today is about more than just flowers and brunch; it’s about honoring the profound impact of those who nurture, guide, and love us unconditionally.

📜 A Quick History Lesson
Did you know Mother’s Day wasn’t originally about greeting cards?
• Anna Jarvis: In 1908, Anna Jarvis held the first official Mother’s Day service to honor her own mother, a peace activist who cared for wounded soldiers.
• The Intent: It was envisioned as a day of "sentiment, not profit"—a quiet, personal day of gratitude for the sacrifices mothers make for their children.
• The Evolution: While the holiday became official in the U.S. in 1914, it has grown into a global celebration of the "maternal bond."

❤️ Redefining "Mothering"
Motherhood isn't just a biological label; it’s an action. Today, we widen the circle to celebrate everyone who provides "mothering":
• Bonus Moms & Step-moms: Who choose to love and lead.
• Grandmothers & Aunts: The matriarchs who keep our traditions alive.
• Foster & Adoptive Parents: Who provide a soft landing and a permanent home.
• Mentors & Teachers: The "work moms" and "school moms" who see our potential before we do.
• Grieving Hearts: Those who have lost mothers, and mothers who have lost children. We see you today.

✨ How to Celebrate Today
Whether you’re sending a text, making a call, or sharing a quiet moment of reflection, let’s honor the spirit of care. > "Motherhood is the exquisite inconvenience of being another person's everything."
To everyone stepping up, leaning in, and nurturing the next generation: Thank you. You are the heartbeat of our communities. 💐

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day! 🌸 Today is about more than just flowers and brunch; it’s about honoring the profound impact of those who nurture, guide, and love us unconditionally.
# # # 📜 A Quick History Lesson
Did you know Mother’s Day wasn’t originally about greeting cards?
* **Anna Jarvis:** In 1908, Anna Jarvis held the first official Mother’s Day service to honor her own mother, a peace activist who cared for wounded soldiers.
* **The Intent:** It was envisioned as a day of "sentiment, not profit"—a quiet, personal day of gratitude for the sacrifices mothers make for their children.
* **The Evolution:** While the holiday became official in the U.S. in 1914, it has grown into a global celebration of the "maternal bond."
# # # ❤️ Redefining "Mothering"
Motherhood isn't just a biological label; it’s an **action**. Today, we widen the circle to celebrate everyone who provides "mothering":
* **Bonus Moms & Step-moms:** Who choose to love and lead.
* **Grandmothers & Aunts:** The matriarchs who keep our traditions alive.
* **Foster & Adoptive Parents:** Who provide a soft landing and a permanent home.
* **Mentors & Teachers:** The "work moms" and "school moms" who see our potential before we do.
* **Grieving Hearts:** Those who have lost mothers, and mothers who have lost children. We see you today.
# # # ✨ How to Celebrate Today
Whether you’re sending a text, making a call, or sharing a quiet moment of reflection, let’s honor the **spirit of care.** > "Motherhood is the exquisite inconvenience of being another person's everything."
To everyone stepping up, leaning in, and nurturing the next generation: **Thank you. You are the heartbeat of our communities.** 💐

05/05/2026