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Angie Baer

Angie Baer has an excitement for science that connects students to the joy of learning. Her hands-on approach to teaching, whether in the barn, the kitchen or the classroom, provides a unique experience for online learners. In addition to teaching her own children and in local co-ops, she has taught and given webinars in the online classroom for over 6 years.

Angie and her husband, Jeff, have been married for 26 years. They began homeschooling their 5 children 18 years ago and have successfully graduated 3 sons. They are partners on an 8-generation family dairy farm in northeast Ohio, milking 240 cows using robotic milkers. They live next door on a horse farm where they board and care for a dozen beautiful horses! Angie and her husband are both musicians who have a passion to build community and connect people with God’s goodness through worship.

When she’s not teaching, Angie enjoys raising animals, gardening, playing music, traveling and teenage style game nights.

Chris Leingang

The desire to be a teacher was birthed in me during my 8th grade year. After graduating high school, I entered college with that desire still burning inside. In 1996, I graduated from Portland State University with a B.S. in Science with an emphasis in Chemistry and Physics and then went on to graduate from Concordia University […] Read More »

Elisabeth Rainey

Elisabeth Rainey grew up in South Carolina and always knew she wanted to be a teacher. In 1996 she graduated from Columbia College with a degree in Elementary Education. During her last year of college she met her husband of 20 years. Since then Lisa has been teaching and tutoring students for over 15 years […] Read More »

Melissa Lopez

Mrs. Lopez has been married to her husband for 11 years, and they currently live just outside of Dallas, Texas. They have three boys that they are currently homeschooling, so life at the Lopez house is never boring or quiet. Mrs. Lopez went to college at Baylor University where she […] Read More »

Heather Barrieau

Heather started off as a biology major at Western Washington University in Bellingham, Washington, but switched over to chemistry after her second year. She majored in Chemistry and earned a minor in Psychology. She started her Master’s in Teaching while working at […] Read More »

Marji McIlvaine

Marji McIlvaine (and her husband Rick) homeschooled their six children from K-12, even though she was just going to “try it for one year” with her first five-year-old. The children are all graduated and several are college graduates (2 Magna Cum Laude, 1 Summa Cum Laude). Some of the children are in college now, and some are in the work force, each one walking a God-directed pathway. […] Read More »

Anna Pollard

My professional career began in the graphic and web design industry as a Creative Director in the field of Informational Technology. After 15 years of professional IT work, I made a career change to share my technology knowledge with students and began a career in teaching. […] Read More »

Kendra Currey

Kendra Currey grew up in a family where both her parents were teachers. She loved how they taught and planted a love for learning inside her. After going through school and obtaining her paramedic certification, Kendra desired to help others understand Anatomy and Physiology in order to treat their patient’s properly. Read More »