Ponder 44 is all around us.
It’s in our classrooms, hallways and campuses. It’s in our students and staff. But one of the coolest things about Ponder 44 is that it doesn’t stop there. It lives in our community.
At last night’s 7th and 8th grade football games, three Ponder dads showed exactly what it means to See a Need. Fill a Need.
When an extra hand was needed at the gate, Josh Cook jumped in to help. When the bathrooms needed to be unlocked, Eric Felderhoff stepped up and took care of it.
And then there’s Michael Brown, a parent who consistently asks one simple question: “What can I do?”
Whether it’s hanging banners, setting up tables, helping with events or taking care of whatever else the athletic department needs, Michael is always willing to lend a hand.
None of these things require a spotlight. They’re simply people noticing something that needs to be done and choosing to help.
That’s what makes this Ponder 44 recognition so special. Ponder 44 isn’t just something we ask of our students and staff. It’s something we see throughout Ponder.
It takes a village to support our students, athletes and schools, and we’re grateful to have community members who continually step up and make that village stronger.
Thank you, Josh, Eric and Michael, for showing us Ponder 44 in Action.
See a Need. Fill a Need. 🦁❤️