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Learning Built on Trust and Connection

Writer: Jadon Groves
Jadon Groves
Aug 27
1 min read

The strongest educational relationships are built over time. When children feel known, understood, and comfortable being themselves, learning can become more engaging, meaningful, and personal.


One family shared their experience after having Donna as part of their children’s educational journey for five years:

“Our family has been incredibly fortunate to have Donna as part of our children’s educational journey for the past five years. During that time, she has taught and supported both our daughter and son in ways that have gone far beyond what we could have imagined when we first began.Donna has a unique ability to make learning accessible, engaging, and fun. She teaches to her students rather than at them. She has taken the time to truly connect with our kids—to understand their individual strengths, challenges, interests, and passions—and she meets them exactly where they are.Most importantly, Donna is someone our children genuinely enjoy learning from and feel completely comfortable being themselves around. That sense of trust and connection has opened up endless possibilities for what they have been able to absorb, explore, and accomplish throughout their learning journey.We are so grateful for the impact Donna has had on our children and feel incredibly lucky to have had her in their lives.”

— Penny Tree Family

At Penny Tree Education, we believe meaningful learning begins with connection. Understanding each child as an individual creates opportunities to build an educational experience around their strengths, interests, needs, and potential.

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