Jennifer Boyd - Art
Miss Jen - I have a B.A. in Art from Northeast Missouri State University, and additional course work in Education from Northwest Missouri State University. I have a K-12 teaching certificate in art from the State of Missouri. I taught elementary art in Eldon, MO for 5 years before I became a stay at home mom. Now that my children are all in school full time, I have returned to teaching. I teach elementary art at Moreau Heights Elementary School here in Jefferson City. I live in Jefferson City with my husband and three children.
Jennifer Fults - Vocal Music
Miss Jeni - I have a B.M.E. in Vocal Music and Education from Culver-Stockton College, and I am certified in the State of Missouri as a K-12 Music Educator. I taught in Jefferson City for 4 years as a K-8 Music and PE teacher at St. Francis Xavier. I currently teach K-2 Music at he School of the Osage. I have directed several children's musicals, including excerpts from The Polar Express; children's church, and choir. As a collegiate and community member, I have performed in various productions of operas and musicals, including The Magic Flute, and Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. I am a member of MMEA and MENC, and I currently live at the Lake with my wonderful husband and two beautiful daughters..
Helen Haynes - Musikgarten
Miss Helen - I am the owner of Jefferson City Music Academy, and Haynes Music Studio. Jefferson City Music Academy offers private lessons in piano, voice, guitar, and most band and orchestra instrument. I teach Musikgarten classes to ages 0-7, and private and class piano lessons to ages 7 through adult. I have a B.S. in Music Education from McPherson College, with additional course work in Early Childhood Education and Special Education from the University of Missouri, Columbia. I have a lifetime teaching certificate in Vocal Music K-12 from the State of Missouri, and have taught vocal music K-8.
I am also a licensed Musikgarten instructor, with over 110 hours of Musikgarten training. I am a member of the Early Childhood Music and Motion Association, Mid-Missouri Area Music Teachers Association, and MTNA, and have over 50 years' experience teaching private piano lessons and 20 years teaching Musikgarten classes. I currently teach in Jefferson City, and I'm a church pianist. I have 2 grown children, 3 grandchildren, 1 great-grandchild, and a wonderfully supportive husband of 50 years.
Kay Webb - Music
Miss Kay - For over 30 years Kay has enjoyed instructing students in singing!
Kay received her Bachelor's and Master's Degrees in Vocal Performance and Pedagogy. She owns Webb Vocal Arts studios, where private and group voice lessons are taught in person and online.
Kay has 6 very talented, musical children. She loves hearing them!
Since a child of 5, her mother, Tracy Wells, a sought-after singer and pianist, had Kay perform duets and with her and solos at professional venues. Early on Kay would belt "Somewhere Over the Rainbow" on the back gate of a chicken yard; and "The Sun'll Come Out Tomorrow" in a department store.
Kay has sung extensively as soloist and choir member. She has been pianist, music organizer, choir director, and composer in Church, school, community, and life events.
Some highlights include:
- As a teen: directing youth ensembles, and composing and recording the youth conference theme song “All for the Love of a Friend.”
- In College: performing in opera scenes, concerts, musicals, and a lead in the opera Carmen.
- Jefferson City experiences: Assisting direct the Jefferson City Cantorum, organizing Camp S.H.A.R.E.for children to perform at nursing homes, and teaching at Music Art and Dance Camp and Itsy Bitsy Broadway.
Other interests: Kay owns Medicine Meadows, an herbal plant business. Fresh herbs and vegetables, dried, herbs, care products, alph-gal safe foods all from certified organic seeds and ingredients, no chemicals are Saturdays at Lincoln University Farmer's Market. Vital Herbs is her herbal consult business.
Khamille Randall - Dance
Miss Khamille - is a dancer and choreographer native of Jefferson City, Missouri. She started her performing career and dance training at the age of 3 at Elite Performing Arts and Second Baptist Church Youth Praise Ministry. Once in high school, she joined her school's dance team where they trained in pom and jazz. In her junior and senior years of high school, she was one of the two captains. Khamille is now a rising 3rd-year dance major at The Ohio State University in the dance department.
Since then, she has performed work and collaborated with artists such as Doug Varone and Edward Taketa, presented at ACDA (American College Dance Association), and also studied abroad in Brazin with the department in May 2025. While in school, Khamille has also choreographed work that was performed for both Elite and her high school's dance team in the surrounding cities of Missouri.
As a choreographer, Khamille strives to create movement inspired by her own life experiences and a love for music.