In an interview with Lori Warnick, a math teacher at Tupelo Christian Preparatory School, she described her daily routine. “I get here (TCPS) a little before seven and try to get copies made and get ready for class. And it just depends, like Beta Meetings, I had to print out rosters. And then, I teach all day long, have a twenty minute break for lunch, and then I have fifth period off, so that’s my planning period for about fifty minutes to get copies made and lesson plans done and papers graded. Then, I tutor for usually at least two hours every day after school, sometimes more; then, I go home and usually grade papers because there isn’t enough time in the day to get it all done. Then I work on my graduate classes a little while before I go to bed. And somehow, I find time to be a mom. My house never gets