Leshia Reed-Anderson, the founder and visionary of Camp Success Academy, is currently an interrelated resource teacher at Baggett Elementary School in the Broad Prize-Winning Gwinnett County Public Schools District. Her desire to help children maximize their potential despite ethnicity, culture or socioeconomic status is the driving force behind the program. One of her favorite quotes by the late Margret Mead states, “Children must be taught how to think, not what to think.” Therefore, one of Mrs. Anderson’s primary objectives is to foster critical thinking skills in all students. She believes that if every student has exposure to experiences that make them think critically, they will expand their perspective of the world around them and increase their ability to make sound decisions regarding their learning and life.