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MR. TIMOTHY NEVILLE, PRINCIPAL
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I see every child entering JFK as quite special and possessing unlimited potential. Our job is to tap that potential and provide a safe, supportive, and challenging environment. We try to provide the experiences and structure neccessary to help them reach that potential. We ask your children to grow and learn, while realizing that they are totally absorbed in building an identity for themselves and experiencing the physical and emotional changes of being 12 - 14 years old. To my utter delight, your children rise to the challenge and respond exceedingly well to the JFK experience.
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MR. JOHN COLEMAN HOUSEMASTER, WHITE HOUSE
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One of the greatest challenges and the greatest rewards of our profession is that we have opportunites every day to positively influence lives. Whether helping them learn new information and skills, providing encouragement and kind words, or serving as role models; we are touching lives. When you consider the students we have known, and then all the lives they themselves have affected, you start to see the responsibility and privilege with which we have been entrusted.
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MRS. SARAH COLLINS HOUSEMASTER, RED HOUSE
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One of my core beliefs has always been you get what you give. Put in your best effort, strive to do the best job that you can, and you will never fail. Success is within your reach!
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MR. ANDREW LONGEY HOUSEMASTER, BLUE HOUSE
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In this country education is a free gift. Take advantage of this gift. What you put into your schooling will be a direct result of what you will get. Make the most of it. Learning to be successful today will help you be succesful in the future!
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