Robyn Wilson, Founder of Teach to Reach Teens

    Robyn Wilson is an esteemed educator within the Fredericksburg City District, currently contributing her expertise as a member of the Behavior Support team at Walker Grant Middle School. With deep roots in Fredericksburg, having been born and raised there and graduating from James Monroe High School, Robyn has a profound connection to her community.

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   Following her high school education, Robyn pursued further studies at Virginia Union University, indicating her commitment to continuous learning and personal growth.

Beyond her role in the school system, Robyn is also known for her philanthropic endeavors. She is the visionary behind Teach to Reach Teens, a non-profit organization dedicated to fostering leadership, scholarship, partnership, and healthy living among teenagers. This initiative equips young people with essential life skills crucial for a successful transition into adulthood.

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  Robyn's passion for making a positive impact is evident in her dedication to helping others. Her motto, "Changing lives, one child at a time," encapsulates her mission and underscores her commitment to nurturing the potential of each individual she encounters.

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  Through her contributions to both education and community service, Robyn Wilson continues to be a beacon of inspiration and empowerment, enriching the lives of countless students and adults alike.

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