Sarah Langston holds a Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies of Education from Texas A&M University. During her student teaching semester, she participated in the LTICS (Learning to Teach in Inner-City Schools) Program and went on to teach first and second grades at Title 1 schools. Driven by her passion for leadership and education, Sarah earned her Master’s in Educational Leadership during her third year of teaching, graduating with a 4.0 GPA.
After the birth of her first child, Sarah transitioned from teaching in public schools to focus on raising her children, especially in light of her husband’s demanding travel schedule. In 2018, when her youngest son, Owen, entered survivorship care for brain cancer, Sarah began volunteering with His Grace Foundation and JoyRide Therapeutic Horsemanship Center—two organizations that deeply impacted her family during their time of need.
Over the past six years, Sarah has dedicated herself to serving with these nonprofits, using her educational background to create enrichment activities for children and assist individuals with physical and mental challenges during therapy sessions. Through this work, she has rediscovered her love for teaching while giving back to her community.
Balancing her roles as a mother and volunteer during her family’s health crisis has taught Sarah resilience, strength, and the importance of faith. She is passionate about helping others and finds joy in witnessing the transformative impact of her efforts, believing that God creates beauty even in the most challenging circumstances.
