Miss BritneyVice President Art Director Instructor Event Planning Committee Chair MHH Girl Scout Leader Britney Wolfe of Granville, WV has been teaching art classes for over 10 years and creating art for over 15 years. Her love of nature and being home with her children led her to homeschooling and now she enjoys combining both at MHH. She hopes to see your child in an Art Class. 
Miss Rachel R.Instructor Board Secretary Rachel Roach spent the first seven years of her career teaching upper elementary in traditional education and the next years in parenting and home education. Her children Eleanor (8), Jasper (6), and Jude (3), are her daily inspiration for unlearning and relearning educational philosophy and practice. Rachel looks forwards to bringing her experience, curiosity, and creativity to her classes at the hub. 
Miss TrinityBoard Member LEGO Committee Chair HOPE Coordinator Trinity is a second-generation homeschooler and mom of three — Andrew, Alexander, and Zelda. With 14 years of teaching experience and a love of hands-on learning, she believes the goal of education is not simply knowledge, but a lifelong love of learning that empowers children to explore, create, and think independently. 
Miss JodyInstructor Club Leader Jody is a dynamic advocate for homeschooling and science education. With a passion for hands-on learning, she is committed to creating engaging learning. Jody is known for her quirky charm and relatable teaching style, coupled with her vibrant green hair and 3D printing hobby at home. 
Miss KristenInstructor Kristen Young is a former public school teacher with a background spanning traditional classrooms and nonprofit education. She holds a Master’s in Elementary Education and a Master’s in Athletic Coaching Education, and currently serves as an Education Coordinator creating hands-on STEAM activity boxes for the local nonprofit Libera and Lila Bear Explores. Inspired by Montessori, nature-based, and project-based learning, Kristen is passionate about designing meaningful, child-centered learning experiences. She looks forward to bringing her experience, curiosity, and creativity to the hub. |
Miss ameliaPresident Instructor Curriculum Library Committee Chair Amelia is a nerd and loves sharing whatever knowledge she’s gathered with the kids at the Hub! In the past she’s worked in Animal Science, as a DJ, and as a writer. She is now a full-time mom with her offspring who are 7 and 2 years old. She can usually be found with a book, blasting some strange music, rambling about the importance of the Oxford comma, or about mankind’s long partnership with dogs. 
Miss Rachel C.Board Treasurer Instructor Organization & Beautification Committee Chair 
Miss MeganBoard Member Disabilities and Divergencies Advocate Parent Committee Chair Megan is a homeschool mom of 2 fun-loving, curious kids (ages 10 and 6), a disability advocate, a dance teacher, and an all-around busy human. Megan’s been a dance teacher for 18 years and is currently enjoying the newest chapter of her dance journey focusing on inclusive dance. When she’s not homeschooling, dancing, or advocating, Megan can usually be found outside, boating with her family, reading, journaling, or dreaming up her next family excursion. Megan and her family have been happy Hub members for the past 3 years. 
Miss SuzanneBoard Member Financial Advisor 
Miss CrystalInstructor Crystal is settling into retirement from 30 years of public education. She provides in home craft parties and is enjoying being a new grandma. She loves working with children and seeing them make connections with the world as they learn new things. 
Mister JasonInstructor Jason grew up on the Eastern Shore of Virginia and has lived in the Morgantown area since 2011. He is a faculty member at WVU, where he teaches sociology and criminology. He and his wife have a young son and daughter who they teach at home. 
Miss PiedadInstructor I taught anatomy, biology, and general science in public schools, as well as art and medical science classes for Upward Bound. I love teaching. I always knew I would homeschool, but I didn’t anticipate how deeply early childhood education and parent community would shape my life as a parent and homeschooler. During my earliest years as a mom, I operated Morgantown Parents’ Place and created Spruce St Playgroup. Those experiences shaped my view of homeschooling as a “village” approach to education—one rooted in connection, shared support, and community. The Homeschool Hub embodies that vision, and I’m so happy to be here. |