Meet the Visionary.......
Ms. Brandie D. Jenkins is the founder of Beyond 4Y, LLC and is native of St. Louis, Missouri. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Fontbonne University and Masters Degree in Professional and School Counseling and Educational Specialist Degree in School Administration from Lindenwood University. She is a proud member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Incorporated; Missouri Association of College Admission Counseling (MOACAC); Missouri Association of Career and Technical Education (MO-ACTE), and American School Counseling Association (ASCA),Lonestar State School Counseling Association (LSSCA) and Texas School Counseling Association.
Ms. Brandie D. Jenkins brings numerous years of experience of working with children and adults. Her work experiences with Missouri Department of Family Services-Children's Division, as well as other social service agencies prepared her to face the many socioeconomic issues that are having an impact on our youth today. When she transitioned into the education, she realized there was a large achievement gap that needed to be filled. While working as a guidance counselor for St. Louis Public School District, she saw how students were eager and excited to expand their knowledge of learning. Their eagerness allowed her to use many of the resources from her social service background to infuse into the guidance counseling realm.
Ms. Brandie D. Jenkins is the founder of Beyond 4Y, LLC and is native of St. Louis, Missouri. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree from Fontbonne University and Masters Degree in Professional and School Counseling and Educational Specialist Degree in School Administration from Lindenwood University. She is a proud member of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Incorporated; Missouri Association of College Admission Counseling (MOACAC); Missouri Association of Career and Technical Education (MO-ACTE), and American School Counseling Association (ASCA),Lonestar State School Counseling Association (LSSCA) and Texas School Counseling Association.
Ms. Brandie D. Jenkins brings numerous years of experience of working with children and adults. Her work experiences with Missouri Department of Family Services-Children's Division, as well as other social service agencies prepared her to face the many socioeconomic issues that are having an impact on our youth today. When she transitioned into the education, she realized there was a large achievement gap that needed to be filled. While working as a guidance counselor for St. Louis Public School District, she saw how students were eager and excited to expand their knowledge of learning. Their eagerness allowed her to use many of the resources from her social service background to infuse into the guidance counseling realm.
