Chelsea Pearce's Autobiography

''Chelsea Chamese (Silmon) Pearce'' (born July 1, 1981), better known as Dr. Chelsea Chamese Pearce or Kandy, is an educator of over 15 years, pastor, Overseer of FCIC Ministries, counselor, serves as an Apostle in her five-fold ministry, author, and gospel recording artist. Dr. Pearce is a mathematician that received her Bachelor of Art in Mathematics, studied Law, and later in life acquired a honorary Masters and Doctor of Divinity Degree. She is best known for her service to MISD and AISD where 100% of her algebra 1 students passed STAAR test a total of 4 times. Dr. Pearce has also hosted Freshwind on UANTV in 2013, honored by the Superintendent of AISD for her service to the Math Department of Lamar High School, is the author of the What Really Happened series published in December of 2019, released her first gospel single in 2010, and filed FCIC " Spiritual Realm" with the Texas Secretary of State April 9, 2018.

''Early Life''
Chelsea Chame`se Pearce is the proud daughter of Elder Bobby Silmon, founder of Greater New Hope COGIC, and Dr. Janice Silmon, District Missionary of the Grace Cathedral District of the COGIC "Sis. Jay". Her only living siblings are older sister Kim Ellis, an entrepreneur, and her younger sister First Lady Bobbie Carrington, founder of Carrington Real Estate Group. Chelsea was raised in Dallas, Texas. Received her education from John W. Carpenter Elementary, William Hawley Atwell Academy, Yvonne A Ewell Townview Magnet Center where she specialized in Law. She is a graduate of Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. After college moved to Arlington, Texas.

''Career''
In 2005, Chelsea started her teaching career as a math teacher in AISD where she directed the Voices of Praise Gospel Choir for 6 years. Moved to MISD for two years to teach Pre-AP students and 100% of those algebra 1 students passed the STAAR test both years. After missing home, she returned to AISD and trained other instructors how to design congruent lessons aligned to the Texas Standards (TEKS), analyzed results from District tests to identify root cause of poor test results, compiled results into categories to prepare analysis reports, conducted training courses that taught other instructors how to properly unpack standards, reviewed and understand root cause analysis, provided each instructor with congruent resources, designed congruent lessons that were provided over the AISD network, created student and teacher analysis for the 2015 curriculum assessments, chosen as one of the Conductors for the Common Assessment Edit Committee, and wrote math curriculum for AISD all while teaching in the classroom from 2010 to 2016. In 2017, Chelsea became a master teacher as an educator and in 2018 wrote all of Algebra 1's curriculum for DeSotoISD where she served as a master teacher. After becoming a master teacher, Chelsea dedicated her life to her FCIC ministry and begin to work from home.