Welcoming Our Baby Mustangs!
September 3rd, 2026 O'Neals, CA Jayde Saiz, EIC
Photo by David Palmer
On August 13th, 2026, our first day of school was kicked off with a staff introductory video. What was expected to be just another fun introduction turned into a day of surprise and excitement when staff members Shae Davis and Mrs. Darrah were revealed to be pregnant during their segment, revealing to everyone they were carrying the next generation of baby mustangs that are soon to come!
The news about the babies was a welcome surprise to the entire campus, and the expecting parents had a lot of exciting plans and predictions to share about their children. “We have waited for this for quite a long time, and it has been quite a journey to get here, and so I think we are really excited but I think there still is an element of it being unreal since she is not here yet.” Said Mrs. Darrah, very happy to talk about her daughter. Mr. Darrah was also open to talk and said it best when asked what he thought his daughter would like in the future. He had said that what mattered was that the couple would love and cherish her, and are looking forward to seeing her growth. The couple added their due date is Jan. 19th, and they want to name their baby girl Quinn!
Shae, when asked about her baby, revealed she was having her third boy! “I plan to take things one day at a time, communicate openly, and ask for help when I need it. Parenting rarely goes exactly as planned, so being flexible is important.” said Shae, showing her experience and readiness for her third baby addition. “I’m excited to teach him to be kind, confident, hardworking, and strong in his faith. I also want him to know that he can always come to me, no matter what.” she said when asked about what she was excited to teach him.
We are wishing the best for The Darrah’s and Shae Davis, may they have a wonderful time through parenthood. They can be assured the Mustang Family is excited to welcome a new Davis and baby Quinn to the world, surrounded by love and support from not only their parents, but the community as well.
Written by Jayde Saiz
Edited by Sage Johnson
Photos by David Palmer
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