Anything is Possible
Why Am I Here and What Do I Really Want for Myself?
In today’s fast-paced society, being productive or busy is the new normal. We’ve become too preoccupied with the idea that we must be doing something. That we must contribute.
But sometimes, we get so absorbed in the illusion that we forget what we are truly here for. We lose sight of how it is to live a truly meaningful life. We set our true dreams aside to settle for jobs we don’t like just because it helps bring food to the table and pays our bills.
Find Your God-Given Purpose
Contrary to what you might think, anything is possible. It may sound exaggerated, even absurd. But with the right mindset and guidance, you can achieve your goals. You can be more. Your Life Has Possibilities helps you do just that. We tap into your full potential so you can make the most of your days and live with no regrets, just as God intended. Contact our nonprofit organization to learn more! We serve Northeast and Central Ohio.
Our Mission
The mission of Your Life Has Possibilities is to provide love, hope, support, guidance, and inspiration to the world using the Word of God under the direction of the Holy Spirit.
Meet the Founder
Miss Charmaine Campbell has been employed with the Columbus City School District since the fall of 2007. Shortly thereafter, she obtained her English as a Second Language license. She completed it in 1 year from The Ohio State University, her alma mater. She has received several undergraduate and graduate degrees from The Ohio State University in the field of Education.
Currently, she holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts degree in African-American and African Studies with a specialization in early childhood family development. She also has a Masters of Art degree in Educational Administration and a Master of Education degree in Prekindergarten to Third-Grade Education.
She is a National Board-certified teacher. Most recently, she attended Harvard and completed a course on family engagement this summer.
Her teaching career began at The Granville T. Woods, African Shule, where she taught second-grade students. She also taught second- and third -grade students at Columbus City Schools early in her teaching career. Miss Campbell continued her teaching career as an English as a Second Language teacher. She instructed K-2 students on how to speak, write, and read the English language so that they may be equipped to achieve.
Her work with children spans to high school through the Ohio Tech Corps Program; her tutoring and consulting business, EASEHELP; and her non-profit organization, Your LIfe Has Possibilities.
In the winter of 2015, she became the Principal of Parkmoor Elementary School. Since coming to Parkmoor, Miss Campbell has brought and implemented several in-school and after-school programs through grant writings and community partnerships. She helped aid both teacher and students achieve academic excellence.
Parkmoor is a thriving, well-rounded school with a private-school aura. Although she’s only been a Principal at Parkmoor for a few short years, here are a few items she has implemented since being at Parkmoor:
Pre-K Five-Star Program
Grant and Per Diem (GPD) Program for a New Inclusive Pre-K Playground
Volunteer Service Abroad (VSA) Grant for a Resident Dance Artist for Second-Grade Students
Franklin Covey Grant to Implement the Leader In Me Program
Partnership With The Ohio State University-WOW Science Program
Momentum Dance Program
Fruit and Vegetable Grant Program
YES Program With Columbus Public Health
Partnership With Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts
Local Matters Partnership
Camp of Possibilities and Stop the Summer Slide Summer Camp Program
In 2017, Miss Campbell was awarded Principal of the Year in Central Ohio by The Ohio Alliance of Black School Educators. Under her leadership, Parkmoor has been awarded for the 2017-2018 and 2018-2019 school year. The school received the bronze medal award for implementing strategies in Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS).
Currently, she is a member of New Mt. Sinai Church of God in Christ. There, she serves as a Sunday school teacher, evangelist missionary, Home and Foreign Missions team member, prayer and bible band teacher, sunshine band leader, and Capital City District youth leader.
Miss Campbell will serve wherever the Lord sends her and whatever her hands finds to do. If she has the time and resources, she will always give to God’s Kingdom. She has a lot of Bible verses that she loves. But she lives by one verse in particular—Luke 12:48, which says, “For unto whomsoever much is given, of him shall be much required: and to whom men have committed much, of him they will ask the more.”
Last but not least, she is also a member of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
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Your Life Has Possibilities
Email: ylhpossibilities@gmail.com