South Early Childhood Development Specialists - Miracle Kids Success Academy

Megan Henry

Megan earned her Bachelors degree in general studies with an emphasis in communication disorders, education, and health studies from Arkansas State University in 2019. She worked for us throughout her college years, so after graduating she knew this is where she wanted to start her career in education! Megan is passionate about meeting the needs of each child she works with and strives to meet as many of their goals as they can together. If she could possess one super-human power, it would be the ability to teleport because she hates driving but loves to travel. She is trained in Handle with Care, Learning Without Tears, and Conscious Discipline.

Hope Lemmons

Hope earned her Bachelors of Science degree in Communication Disorders from Arkansas State University in 2020. She eventually wants to become a Speech-Language Pathologist and work in pediatrics, so she knew gaining experience at Miracle Kids Success Academy was the right move for her! All of the children love Hope for her spunky and compassionate personality. They know that when she walks in the room they are going to have endless amounts of fun! In Hope’s spare time, she likes to travel, exercise, and cook! Her favorite part of her job is receiving love from the kiddos and watching them achieve their goals!

Najel Byrd

Najel earned his Bachelor’s Degree from Arkansas State University and has been working with children for 8 years. Najel is also a part of the Tri-State Mentoring for Young Men Program based out of West Helena. He is passionate about being able to have a positive impact on the children he gets to work with, his family, and the people he comes in contact with day to day. Being able to make kids smile and help them reach their goals is his favorite part of working with kids. If Najel could possess one super-human power, it would be the ability to teleport. Najel has been trained in Strategies for Teaching based on Autism Research (STAR Curriculum Training). A developmental curriculum content appropriate for students with ASD and other developmental disabilities.

Bethany Mayo

Bethany graduated from the University of Tennessee in 2019 with a Bachelor of Science in Health and Human Sciences. She grew up in Knoxville, Tennessee and has a twin brother who currently lives in NYC! In her free time, she loves spending quality time with her family and boyfriend. Bethany is extremely organized, compassionate, and friendly. She has wonderful classroom management and communication skills that make her fantastic in the classroom. Her life motto is “Today is a great day to be great!”