Miss Rachel Jobe is new to teaching sixth grade at Cornerstone, but she is not new to the school by any means. As a former student of Cornerstone from preschool through high school, Miss Jobe was significantly influenced by the faculty’s deep love for the Lord and their willingness to openly share their faith.

Miss Rachel Jobe is new to teaching sixth grade at Cornerstone, but she is not new to the school by any means. As a former student of Cornerstone from preschool through high school, Miss Jobe was significantly influenced by the faculty’s deep love for the Lord and their willingness to openly share their faith.

Miss Jobe says that God is teaching her that even though she doesn’t have all the answers, He does. She says, “I can rest assured that God will guide me with a plan more perfect than I could ever make my own.” She also says that she enjoys the reminders of God’s enduring promises and love that come up in the conversations she has with her students during Bible class,

Miss Jobe has a passion for horses and riding. She says, “one of the many things I love to do during the summer is to work at Honey Rock—a Christian camp in northern Wisconsin. As a horsemanship instructor, I get to help my students learn more about God through horses. It’s a beautiful experience when a horse and rider learn to work as a team!”

Miss Jobe’s favorite thing that has happened at Cornerstone this year has been getting to know her students more on the adventure they had on their field trip to Russel Woods in Genoa.

Check out this wonderful video that Miss Rachel Jobe created that shows “Life in Sixth Grade.”