Haven't got a clue, Jason. As the lc 'a' and 'e' are
flipped versions of the same peculiar shape, there's
a possibility this is tailor made or at least customized.

gather together all the unsolved fontidentifications and give to your teacher.. fair enough... huh?!

an i for an i

Take a look at Swinkydad. You have to browse through a couple pages of fonts to find it at the site. The lc e is wrong, but Yves may be right about flipping the 'a'.

Thank you so much Lisa!

You are totally welcome. I am just delighted when I actually recognize something on this board.

Jason, meet Lisa P, our secret weapon for locating hard-
to-find freeware fonts. Nice ID, Lisa!