Mrs. Edstrom serves as our Title I Coordinator, which means she works with students who struggle with reading and math, and helps them to improve their skills.  She does this using many innovative methods learned through research and many hours of Professional Development.  She wants to be sure and find the best way for each student to reach their own potential. 

As a Lifelong Learner, Mrs. Edstrom has spent much of her time exploring new ideas and searching out best practices and methods across many disciplines.  She has learned to trust the concept of equity in learning, instead of equality. She strongly believes that every child can learn when we make the effort to find the best path for their individual needs.  She has been a part of Sunny Wolf Charter School since 2017.

Mrs. Edstrom lives with her husband, dog, cat, fish and chickens in the woods near Hugo. She likes to watercolor, read, and do home improvement projects in her spare time. She also likes Scrabble and to put together puzzles and play board games with her (grown) children.

Ms. Gray was born and raised in Wolf Creek, Oregon.  She has lived in the Wolf Creek area her whole life.  She has a son, Kirk Klum who also was born and raised in Wolf Creek.  They both attended Wolf Creek Elementary then went on to Fleming and North Valley High School where they graduated in 1990 and 2011.

Ms. Gray started working for Sunny Wolf Charter School in the Kindergarten class her first year here. The following year she became a Title 1 teaching assistant, where she has been working since 2017.

She enjoys being outside every chance she gets. She also enjoys family time, the fresh air on her family’s property at Gray’s Ranch, exploring the back hills on quads or side-by-sides, family trips to the coast, and concert trips to Vegas.

Her parents and grandparents have been involved with the Wolf Creek school community for many years. She really enjoys being a part of this little community.

Lorraine Vidal was born and raised in the agricultural heartland of the Rogue Valley, a couple miles outside of Jacksonville, OR. She now lives in Glendale, OR on a small homestead with her husband, three children, two dogs, five cats, a rabbit, five chickens, and eleven goats.

Lorraine enjoys biking, swimming, hiking, gardening, foraging, camping and exploring the surrounding wilderness areas with her family.

For the first 20 years of her career she worked in the medical field for Asante Health Systems. She has the privilege of raising five sons, three of whom attend Sunny Wolf Charter School and Preschool.

Last year she began substituting as an Educational Assistant and was overjoyed to become a permanent staff member for Title One this fall.