Our Inspiration

PICASSO'S
BOUQUET OF PEACE
A print of Picasso’s ‘Bouquet of Peace’ was gifted to my grandmother by her students in 1981. She was a French teacher in New York for decades, and I recently learned she taught internationally through her summers- I guess the apple didn’t fall far.
After mulling through different rainbows and logo ideas, I had an idea while half-asleep to design a logo inspired by this art, which has adorned my homes for so long. Only then did I learn the title and meaning behind the work and it made all the more sense.
Thus we have our Rainbow of Peace, where each flower represents unique people and wouldn’t be complete without the other.
-Ms. B
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GENERATIONS
OF EDUCATORS
We both come from a long line of educators. If you asked, I'd say I was first inspired to be a teacher by my 3rd grade teacher, Mrs. Nguyen. She showed me the kind of teacher I would aspire to be. But cellularly, as so many other educators out there, I learned from women in my family. We both did. We are forever grateful to those who showed us and continue to show us the way.
-Ms. B
OUR HOST MOM,
LIZ JENKINS
Liz is a reader, a shoe enthusiast and an exceptional chef. She is a wife, a mother and a new grandmother! Liz was our host while living in New Zealand.
There are thousands of students around the world who are benefitting from the work she did at The University of Auckland and with The Consortium of Overseas Teachers (COST Program).
Without Liz there would be no Rainbow Club Preschool! She introduced us and continues to be a force in our lives. Thank you, Liz!

"You are the sum total of everything you've ever seen, heard, eaten, smelled, been told, forgot - it's all there. Everything influences each of us, and because of that I try to make sure that my experiences are positive."