Scott Taylor

Scott Taylor comes to Redeemer Classical School with twenty-five years of leadership, administration, and teaching experience in classical Christian education. Recently, Mr. Taylor served as the headmaster at Veritas Academy in Savannah, GA (since 2012).  He has been the founding headmaster of three classical Christian schools and has worked on numerous accreditation visit teams for the Association of Classical Christian Schools. He has a great love for Christ, for children, for learning, and a passion for classical Christian education. He has a proven track record of training teachers, nurturing students, and developing financial, strategic, and institutional structures for advancement. Mr. Taylor has been married to Donna for thirty-eight years and together they have three adult children. In addition to being an avid reader, he has a B.S. from Eastern Kentucky University, an M.S. from Texas Christian University, and an M.Div. from Columbia Biblical Seminary. 

Wendy Koelbl

Wendy Koelbl is married to Neil Koelbl, her husband of 21 years. Together they share five children from the ages of 11 to 19. Wendy has been a follower of Christ since youth, and has spent the last decade reading and studying the Word intently both for personal spiritual growth and to disciple her children well. She has homeschooled her children for the past 14 years using various educational pedagogies, including classical. She is an avid reader and enjoys contemplating and discussing deeply. Wendy loves the pursuit of knowledge, understanding, and wisdom, and is excited to join the families of Redeemer in their desire to instill that same love in their children.

Christine Fallon

Christine Fallon grew up in Montana and attended Wheaton College receiving her BA in education and minor in music. She has experience working in public and private education, and homeschooling, but fell in love with Christian Classical education when one of her children enrolled in a classical school and brought home good, true, and beautiful inspirations. Christine enjoys instructing private violin lessons and being mom to four children. Christine is an active member at her church, Christ Church, volunteering in the children's ministry and leading Bible study groups. In her free time she enjoys hiking, painting, and gardening.

Donna Taylor

Donna Taylor is the wife of Scott and the mother of three adult children. She graduated from the University of Kentucky with a degree in Elementary Education and Learning and Behavior Disorders. Donna taught public school for many years before having children and being a stay at home mom. She has been teaching full time in Classical Christian schools for the last 13 1/2 years. It has been such a joy for her to teach children from a Biblical perspective and lead them in the discovery of truth, goodness, and beauty. She loves reading, needlework, hiking and flowers.

Karina Wood

Karina Wood earned her B.S. in Psychology from Clayton State University and is thrilled to be part of the Redeemer Classical School faculty. With a love for classical education and a heart for helping
students grow in Christ, Karina looks forward to cultivating a joyful and disciplined classroom rooted in truth, goodness, and beauty. She is a member of Covenant Presbyterian Church in Fayetteville, where she serves in the nursery. In her free time, Karina enjoys fishing, hiking, and reading theology.

Regina DeBord

Regina DeBord is the wife of Tristan and the mother of four delightful children.
Regina is a homeschool graduate and for five years a homeschooling mother. She received her Bachelor of Arts degree in History and Political Science from Hillsdale College. Her professional background was in the defense and intelligence communities, until her husband whisked her away to exotic destinations during his years in the U.S.
Army. Regina loves worshipping at All Saints Anglican Church, reading (aloud to her children or on her own), making her husband laugh, and all textile arts.

Marielle Hersey

Marielle holds a Master’s in Education from the University of Michigan and an M.B.A. from Baker University. Marielle completed her education through high school overseas in various countries. A former engineer, technical training consultant, web designer, and photography business owner, she left her career to stay home with her three children and homeschool them through high school. She views homeschooling as a privilege and a blessing. She has taught math over 20 years and enjoys watching her students work hard and thrive in math as well as in their spiritual lives. A native of Switzerland, Marielle is fluent in four languages. She also tutors math on the side.

Tammy Thomason

Tammy Thomason grew up in Morrow, Ga and has lived in Fayette County for 32 years. She and her husband, Karl, grew up together and have been married for 37 years. They have a 22 year old daughter and a 27 year old son. Tammy graduated from Tift College of Mercer University with a BA in History/Education. She earned her MEd in Science/Education from the University of West Georgia. Tammy has taught for 38 years and enjoys working to help her students become lifelong learners. Tammy is a member of New Hope Baptist Church. She is very involved in many aspects of church life, and she and Karl teach 12th grade Sunday School.

Amy Rue

Amy Rue lives in Peachtree city with her husband, Matt, of 30 years. They have two daughters, Rosie (13) and Olivia (15). Amy has been homeschooling her girls for the past 10 years. She graduated from Georgia State University with a bachelors in Nutrition Science, attended Emory University for the Didactic program of Dietetics, and is a registered dietitian. Amy’s favorite subject to teach her girls has always been Math. She is excited to be teaching math at Redeemer Classical this year. The Rue family attends First Baptist Church of Peachtree City, where Amy has taught sixth grade Sunday school and helps with the youth. In her spare time, she spends time with her girls and horses, studying nutrition and learning aside Olivia and Rosie during homeschooling.

Bokhee Min Lee

Bokhee Min earned her Bachelor’s degree from Hanyang University in Seoul, Korea, and her Master’s degree in Voice and Opera Performance from the University of Kansas. There, she had the honor of studying under renowned American mezzo-soprano and professor Joyce Castle. During her graduate studies, she performed several principal roles, including the Countess in Le Nozze di Figaro, Cio-Cio San in Madama Butterfly, and Mimi in La Bohème. She has performed as a soloist in concerts in Kansas City and Atlanta, participated in productions with Lyric Opera of Kansas City, served as a choir conductor at Saehan Presbyterian Church in Atlanta, Georgia, and has taught voice, piano, and music theory to students for over 20 years. She currently serves as a pianist at White Oak Presbyterian Church in Senoia, Georgia, where she worships each Sunday with her husband and their two children, Paul and Sophia.

Bethany Glozier

Bethany Glozier is a seasoned educator with two decades of experience in homeschooling her six children, including fifteen years dedicated to classical education at Classical Conversations. A Nebraska native, Bethany pursued her higher education at Wheaton College and completed coursework for a Master's in Elementary Education at Roosevelt University. She spent twenty years residing in Chicago before relocating with her husband Larry to Georgia a decade ago. Beyond her passion for teaching, Bethany is an avid traveler, a voracious reader, and loves to play the piano. She is a Life Coach, recently published a series of homeschooling books, “From Bored to Brilliant,” and is in her third year developing content and leading her Lavender Ladies co-op. Bethany also serves as a young adult leader at Passion City Church. 

Emma Mount

Emma Mount grew up in Northern California and moved to Georgia in 2020. She was homeschooled through high school and attended some community college in California and Georgia. She and her husband, Ian, were married in March 2025. They are active members of Christ Church in South Metro Atlanta, where Emma serves in both the children’s and music ministries. Emma has a passion for learning and is drawn to the idea of teaching children how to think rather than simply what to think. She loves being part of a school that encourages students to grow in wisdom and discernment. She has done admin work for the past few years and is excited to use her gifts in helping Redeemer Classical School. Her hobbies include learning about holistic health, trying new restaurants and coffee shops, and singing.

Tracey Beers

Tracey Beers holds a B.S. in Computer & Systems Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and an M.Ed. in Christian Education from Regent University. Tracey’s academic background, combined with her six years of service as a Communications Officer in the United States Air Force, reflects her strong foundation in analytical thinking and problem-solving.

As a seasoned educator with over fifteen years of experience in home education and four years as a private math instructor, Tracey understands the unique challenges of teaching math in an engaging and effective way. Her unwavering commitment to creating a restful learning environment, grounded in the principles of classical Christian education, ensures that each student receives personalized attention and support.

Outside the classroom, she enjoys exercising, focusing on nutrition, and reading works by R.C. Sproul.