After 10 years of providing childcare in her home, Angel is proud to step up to the role of Executive Director and help create a kind and warm environment for families in need of care and support. Angel is nearing the completion of her Registry Administration Credential at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College, adding to her continuing education. She was recognized three years running at a National Parent Support Convention as a Parent Leader (2003-2006) and continues to be an advocate for children and healthy families.

Angel has volunteered with the Youth and Family Project in West Bend and provided parental support and education for over 20 years. Angel is a proud mother of two grown sons and lives with her husband Matt in Sheboygan. Through her experiences as a mother of a child with special needs and a struggling single parent prior to meeting her husband, she learned firsthand how challenging parenting can be.

Angel is fiercely dedicated to bringing this vision of a childhood education and care center to the county she had grown to love in the hope that every family has the support that they need to raise happy and healthy children.

Kate Boucher is excited to be in such an inclusive, caring and enriching community. Born and raised in Shawano county, Kate loves natural outdoor experiences including camping, biking, kayaking and being at the lake or in the woods. Their other hobbies include painting, crafting, reading, Indigenous jingle dress dancing and growing their small businesses with her wife Sarah.

Their background and experience include a Masters in special education, yoga instructor certification and a Bachelors science in fine art painting. Kate has 20+ years experience in specialty childcare, public and private school teaching and community involvement. Their kindness and positivity are contagious and she looks forward to empowering individual growth and development within all members of the A Million Dreamz family.

After years of teaching middle school science, Meg has changed her focus to early childhood education. She realized this area must be improved so that future adolescents are better prepared, self-directed learners with critical thinking skills. In her spare time, Meg enjoys flower gardening.

She is thrilled to be a part of AMD and to be advocating for children and families to get the support and tools they need to thrive.

Amanda is a wife, mom and special educator. She has over 15 years of experience working with children of all ages. She loves spending time with her family which is made up of her wife, their four children, two teddy bear dogs and two cats.

In her spare time, she enjoys coloring and reading. She is so excited to be making a difference as a member of the AMD family!

Jamie is a nurturing person and caring for children is just part of who she is. She has a bachelor's degree in early childhood education and a master's degree in special education. Jamie has been an early childhood special education teacher since 1999 and has a strong background in applied behavior analysis.

Jamie believes that all behavior is communication and she speaks nonverbal communication fluently and has extensive knowledge and skills in augmentative and alternative communication. Jamie knows that early childhood experiences from birth-age 8 affect the development of the brain's architecture, which provides a foundation for all future learning, behavior and health. Strong foundations helps children develop skills they need to become well-functioning adults and she can't wait to help your child(ren) on their path.

No challenge too large, no victory too small.

I'm a mother to a beautiful girl who attends AMD. I have an associate degree in early childhood education. I've worked with children since I graduated high school in 2014. I'm excited to be working at AMD and seeing how far we can succeed.

I'm a devoted mother of three children ages of 2 to 10 with all sorts of different abilities. My life is dedicated to making the world a better place, not by arguing or focusing on our differences but rather the things I can change. I've lived in Iowa and Sheboygan but am originally from Chicago.

I believe children are the future and where there's love, there's life.

Sarah Boucher has worked in food service for 20 years, in everything from summer camp kitchen to restaurant management. She is passionate about feeding people not only good but healthy foods and after taking a break from food service, she has spent the last few years working in a produce department and learning about different fruits and vegetables from around the world. She is excited to teach the kids at AMD why certain foods are good for our bodies, how to expand our recycling impact to help our planet and eventually how to grow food and compost food waste.

Kamilia joined the AMD team late in 2022. A graduate of Madison College, Kamilia is multitasking in the office as the executive assistant and bookkeeper/accountant. Working closely with the Executive Director and our Board Treasurer, Kamilia has quickly become an integral part of the operations of AMD.

She says "I'm incredibly fortunate to work with a company that is trying to make a change in a much needed industry. If you aren't aware of the continued childcare and early childhood education crisis then you're severely out of the loop. Thankfully friends at A Million Dreamz are here ready to educate us on what we can do to support our community needs and make a difference in the standard of childcare provided to our future generations!"

I'm a junior in highschool at Sheboygan Falls. I've worked in childcare the past four summers and love working with kids of all ages. I'm planning on going to college for early childhood education and want to be a teacher.

I enjoy painting, hanging out with my friends and family, and traveling. I'm excited to be a part of AMD and am looking forward to learning and growing through this experience!