10/19/2026
A little Halloween magic, a whole lot of heart.
When 9-year-old Kaelyn dreamed of becoming a princess angel for Halloween, 25 eighth-grade STEM students at our very own Babcock Neighborhood School came together to make it happen, transforming her wheelchair into a beautiful angel throne fit for a princess. 👑
Now, their heartwarming story is making national headlines in People Magazine!
We couldn't be prouder of Babcock Neighborhood School and its incredible students, who continue to show that education goes beyond the classroom, inspiring creativity, compassion, and meaningful change.
This is what community, kindness, and inclusion look like at Babcock Ranch. 💚
Read the full story:
A 9-year-old girl — who lives with congenital myasthenic syndrome (CMS), a rare genetic condition that affects the nerves and muscles — wanted to be a ‘princess angel’ for Halloween but worried her wheelchair would stand in the way, she tells PEOPLE. Other students from Kaelyn Goodman’s Fl...