30 Days of Thanks- Brandi Calloway
“I always knew Donoho was more of a family than just a school. I found out just how much when my husband passed away several months ago.”
“As a lifelong resident of Anniston, I have always known about Donoho. While I had friends growing up who attended Donoho, it was not until last year that I learned what it truly means to be a Donoho Falcon.”
30 Days of Thanks- Isabella Howell
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30 Days of Thanks- Camryn Swain ’16
“Studying at Auburn with thousands of people and meeting hundreds of them with different personalities, hobbies, interests, and goals has truly been an eye-opening experience. Not only because I’ve learned to appreciate those around me, but because I’ve learned to appreciate where I’ve come from.”
30 Days of Thanks- Dr. Eric Wallace, Outstanding Alumnus ’98
“I think that my life journey has been influenced by Donoho in many ways.”
30 Days of Thanks- Polly Russell ’79
“I am thankful for Mrs. Cook, Mr. Davis and Mrs. Morris spending a countless number of hours teaching Wilson to read.”
“It may sound corny, but I’m so thankful a place like Donoho exists.”
30 Days of Thanks- Bill Wakefield, ’80, Board Secretary
“I am thankful for Donoho for many reasons.”
30 Days of Thanks- Catherine Hinesley
“Ward is thankful for the community of Donoho…”
30 Days of Thanks- Jenniffer Whyte, Upper/Lower School Foreign Language Teacher
“I’m thankful for Donoho parents who give their time to the community and share their culture with students.”
30 Days of Thanks- Devin Clapper, 8th Grade
“I am thankful for the opportunities I have at Donoho.”
30 Days of Thanks- Tom Potts, ’73 -Board Chair
“I am thankful for The Donoho School on so many levels. I learned so much there as a student, and I had no idea how well prepared I was for college and life in general.”
