Atlanta Children's Shelter honors Gayle Gellerstedt in 40 Stories series
The series marks 40 years of the Day Shelter, and Gellerstedt is recognized for her expertise in early childhood education.
Atlanta Children's Shelter's 40 Stories series, marking 40 years, features Gayle Gellerstedt.
The shelter credits her expertise in early childhood education and her commitment to sharing it with the community as part of what makes the Day Shelter special.
From Atlanta Children's Shelter· Instagram · Sep 28
Open the post“"40 Stories. 40 Years of Building Pathways and Hope. A passion for early childhood education can shape generations. Today, our 40 Stories series features Gayle Gellerstedt, whose expertise in early childhood education and deep commitment to Atlanta's children reflect the heart of our mission. Gayle understands the power of investing in children during their earliest years and the importance of creating a community where every child has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. Her passion for early childhood education and her commitment to sharing that expertise with our community are part of what makes the Day Shelter so special. Thank you, Gayle, for continuing to pour your knowledge, passion and heart into our children and their futures. #40Stories #AtlantaChildrensDayShelter #BuildingPathwaysBuildingHope"”
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