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Meet the Teachers
We believe that curriculum is a tool, which is essential, but the teacher brings education to life through use of that tool. As such, in addition to using various curricula and a developed list of skills and objectives we will obtain the most qualified and dedicated teachers as possible: teachers who exemplify a love of learning and point young students to Jesus Christ through immersing their teaching in goodness, beauty, and truth.
Head of School
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.
Secondary Prep
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.
Primary
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.
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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.
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Gracie Harrington
Originally from South Metro Atlanta, Gracie Harrington earned her degree in Humanities and Classical Education from Boyce College in Louisville, Kentucky. With a background in Latin instruction and a strong commitment to Christian classical education, Gracie is excited to integrate her love for both the Lord and classical traditions across all subjects at Redeemer Classical School. She is an active member of Pinecrest Church in Fayetteville, Georgia. In her spare time, she enjoys spending time with her husband, Ryan, as well as baking, reading, and crocheting.