Farmington Early Childhood Development Specialists - Kids Unlimited Learning Academy

Bea Cope

Bea graduated with her Bachelors of Science Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders from the University of Central Arkansas in 2018. She is fluent in Spanish and loves each and every one of her kiddos at KULA. Bea wants to continue to further her education and one day become a Speech-Language Pathologist, so that’s what brought her to out Springdale clinic! In her free time, she likes to take care of her physical health by running or working out. If Bea had a super-human power, she would want it to be the ability to fly, so she could travel to many places.

Karla Medina

Karla graduated from the University of Arkansas with a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Sciences. She has a passion for working with children and is a firm believer in early intervention. She is known for her ability to remain calm during any situation. She is a youth group leader at her church and loves to de-stress through exercise.

Ryan Bolling

Ryan is married with one child and two dogs. He received a Bachelor’s in English Literature from Washburn University in 2007 and he received a Master’s of Art in Teaching from Pittsburg State University in 2009. He has experience in teaching children with special needs, as well as teaching in a public school system. He has a knack for connecting with young people and is known for his patience and ability to adapt. In his personal life, he likes music (listening, seeing live concerts and playing guitar), sports (watching football, basketball and baseball), running, lifting weights, playing basketball and reading just about anything (he has hundreds of books). If he could possess one super-human power, it would be the power to disinfect and do-oderaize with a wink!

Christina Davis

Christina is the Lead ECDT in the infant room at KULA Farmington. She has a Paraprofessional degree and training with working with children with special needs. Christina enjoys watching children learn and grow as well as making sure each and every child feels loved. The motto she lives by in her day to day life is “no child left behind.” Christina is married and has 6 children of her own, 3 boys and 3 girls. If she could possess one super-human power, it would be the power of healing. Christina has been trained in Strategies for Teaching based on Autism Research (STAR Curriculum Training). A developmental curriculum content appropriate for students with ASD and other developmental disabilities.

Rachel Johnson

Rachel is our Lead Early Childhood Development Technician in Room 3! She recently graduated from the University of Arkansas receiving her Bachelors Degree in Public Health. Rachel loves working with children and has been with Kids Unlimited since college. If Rachel had one super power it would be the ability to help everyone in the world! She loves spending time with her family because they mean everything to her. Her motto is “Have the courage to be kind.”

Paige Gentry

Paige received her Bachelors in Education and then went on to earn her Masters in Marriage (Family Therapy) in 2019. She has always had an interest in childhood development and loves children, so she knew Kids Unlimited Learning Academy would be the perfect fit for her! All of the kiddos love Paige for her warm, fun, and sweet personality! In her spare time, she likes to work out and live a healthy life style. Paige’s favorite part of her job is getting to love on all of the children every single day! Her personal motto is, “Connection with others and the world is key.”

Crysten Beard

Crysten holds a Bachelor’s Degree from the University of Arkansas in Human Development with a concentration in Child Development (birth – age 3). Crysten has always had a desire to work with special needs children. She especially enjoys building trusting relationships with her students. She has served in the United States Army. Crysten loves being outdoors and enjoys watching sports and attending sporting events.

Karla Medina

Karla graduated from the University of Arkansas with a Bachelor of Science in Human Development and Family Sciences. She has a passion for working with children and is a firm believer in early intervention. She is known for her ability to remain calm during any situation. She is a youth group leader at her church and loves to de-stress through exercise.

Ryan Bolling

Ryan is married with one child and two dogs. He received a Bachelor’s in English Literature from Washburn University in 2007 and he received a Master’s of Art in Teaching from Pittsburg State University in 2009. He has experience in teaching children with special needs, as well as teaching in a public school system. He has a knack for connecting with young people and is known for his patience and ability to adapt. In his personal life, he likes music (listening, seeing live concerts and playing guitar), sports (watching football, basketball and baseball), running, lifting weights, playing basketball and reading just about anything (he has hundreds of books). If he could possess one super-human power, it would be the power to disinfect and do-oderaize with a wink!

Christina Davis

Christina is the Lead ECDT in the infant room at KULA Farmington. She has a Paraprofessional degree and training with working with children with special needs. Christina enjoys watching children learn and grow as well as making sure each and every child feels loved. The motto she lives by in her day to day life is “no child left behind.” Christina is married and has 6 children of her own, 3 boys and 3 girls. If she could possess one super-human power, it would be the power of healing.

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