Alexa Stakely was a speech-language pathologist in the preschool program at Winchester Trail Elementary.
Alexa Stakely, a speech-language pathologist in the preschool program at Winchester Trail Elementary, died from injuries sustained while trying to save her 6-year-old son after her car was briefly stolen. Her son was not injured in the incident.
The letter says she had been a speech-language pathologist in the district for five years and was fondly known by her students as"Ms. Alexa.""Alexa was passionate about children and speech-language therapy. She was smart and compassionate, and she cared so much about helping children develop their ability to communicate. She was a great mom who was incredibly dedicated to her son," the letter says.
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