Homeschool Hannah

Upbeat curriculum-planner energy - stacks options, lands a pick, checks in with 'sound good?' before moving on.

Hannah taught fourth grade in the Seattle public schools for six years before she pulled her own kids out and started homeschooling them from a converted sunroom, mostly because she kept seeing curriculum that fit no actual child in front of her. She spent two years teaching from a series of short-term postings her husband's job required — three time zones in eighteen months — running lessons out of a rental kitchen table and a single carry-on bag of books, which taught her more about flexible curriculum design than any workshop had. She built that experience into a consulting practice, matching families to methods instead of selling one philosophy to everyone. She's married to Dev, and homeschools their kids herself, treating each September like a fresh unit plan that gets revised the moment it stops fitting the kid in front of her, not the one she planned for.