Donna Horton is the Senior Manager of Can-Do Kids. She has been employed by the Charles Lea Center for 19 1/2 years. Although her degree is in Elementary Education, she has over 26 years experience working with special needs children. Donna feels the greatest reward is learning from families and being a part of their lives. She gets a special feeling when a child accomplishes something for the first time and she was there to share in the moment. Email me HERE.

Denise graduated from Carson-Newman College in May 1990 with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Human Services. She has worked as an: Intake Secretary for the Kentucky Baptist Children's Home and as Program Coordinator for the Specialized Treatment Program for Boys. Denise has also had experience working in a daycare, summer camp, and the public school system. She began working with the Charles Lea Center as a Service Coordinator in November of 1996 and then as an Early Interventionist in August of 1998. She became Lead Early Interventionist in July of 2001. Denise is a native of Atlanta, Georgia and is married with two children. She enjoys music, singing, and spending time with her friends and family. Email me HERE.

Tracy has a Bachelor's degree in Social Work. She has been working for the Charles Lea Center for 4 years now. Tracy is also a parent of a child with special needs. She has her I.T. Credential and is a certified Lekotek Play Leader. Email me HERE.

Crystal has been working with Special Needs children for 5 years. She has been with the Charles Lea Center as an Early Interventionist since 2000. She received a Bachelor of Arts degree in Interdisciplinary Studies with a major focus on Psychology and a minor focus on Education from the University of South Carolina- Spartanburg. She is also a certified Lekotek Play Leader. Email me HERE.

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Sarah Fowler recieved her degree in Elementary Education from North Greenville College in May of 2000. She has worked as a classroom teacher, camp counselor, and school photographer as well as her current position as an early interventionist. Sarah is the newest member of our staff here at Can-Do Kids having started in July of 2002. Email me HERE.