Instructors
Macey Click
Macey has a love for all things literacy and is excited to start her first homeschooling experience this year! She has her Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education with a minor in Literacy from Shippensburg University. She also has her Master's Degree in Literacy Education from Wilkes University and is a certified Reading Specialist. Macey enjoys reading and writing her own books in her free time!
Beyond the classroom, Macey is a proud mother of a five year old daughter who is starting Kindergarten this year! She is also a dog mom to her pug, Rocco. Macey enjoys following Philadelphia sports with her husband, Casey and is looking forward to the upcoming football season (GO BIRDS)!
Dan Craig
Dan Craig is a stay at home dad and homeschool parent to his two daughters. This will be their first year at The INclusive Academy. Dan has had a wide range of professional work experiences including sales, direct mental health support and legislative and policy advocacy. Work in all of these fields relied on skills he learned in live theatre. Dan formally studied theater at Wilkes University in Wilkes-Barre, PA. He believes there is nothing like the collaborative creation that happens in theatre; the cast, production crews and even the audience all play their part in the creation of a living piece of art.
Hope Eberly
Hope holds a bachelor’s degree from Shippensburg University and is a proud native of York County. Her deep appreciation for local history inspires her homeschooling approach, where she weaves the stories and traditions of the region into her lessons. Hope believes that when students can personally connect with a topic, they are more likely to retain the information, which is why she incorporates hands-on activities and local history projects into her curriculum. Now in her second year of homeschooling her three children (ages 8, 5, and 3), Hope brings energy and creativity to each day.
Outside of teaching, she cherishes time with her family, enjoys reading, volunteers with older adults, and shares her home with a beloved dog named Dais
Charlotte High
Charlotte High a homeschool mom of two and is the founder of Cozy Crafter Crates, where she helps families rediscover the joy of hands-on crafting. Combining a love for vintage handicrafts and modern materials, she designs projects that are beautiful and useful. Her passion is teaching forgotten skills and making handicrafts accessible for modern families.
Rebecca Keller
Rebecca, a mother to Mason and Katie, spent over a decade as a Registered Nurse before becoming a mom. Since 2022, she has been homeschooling her children. In her free time, Rebecca dedicates herself to her natural skincare business and various faith-based organizations.
Mrs. Nicole Kidd
Nicole has a degree from York College of Pennsylvania as well as her veterinary assistant certificate from San Juan College. She has been homeschooling her two children since Kindergarten. She lives with her husband, two kids (Emmett & Oliver), 2 dogs, 4 cats and an ever fluctuating number of chickens. She has worked in the veterinary field since 2010 doing everything from reception, outpatient appointments, inpatient care and surgery/dentals/anesthesia. When not at work, Nicole enjoys reading, cooking, gardening, running, crocheting and hanging out with all of her critters!
Jordan Landis
Jordan is a homeschooling mom and Registered Nurse who loves bringing hands-on learning into the homeschool experience. With a passion for anatomy, science, and the medical field, she especially enjoys exploring the human body through anatomy, dissection, experiments, and real-world medical topics. She believes some of the best learning happens when children can see, touch, explore, and ask questions about the world around them.
Beyond homeschooling, Jordan enjoys spending time outdoors with her family, gardening, animals, and finding new adventures together. She is excited to be part of the co-op community and looks forward to creating engaging learning experiences where children can explore their interests, build confidence, and have fun while learning.
Deborah Reynolds
Debbye is the proud mother of four unique and wonderful children with her husband John. She graduated from Weber State University with her bachelor’s degree in history and health with an emphasis in teaching. She has lived all over the world and across the United States and loves to share those experiences. She has volunteered with Girl Scouts as a brownie level (grades 2-3) for the last ten years and enjoys the challenges and joys of children’s different personalities and learning styles.
She is excited to teach and work with kids at Inclusive Academy!”
Evan Tunney
Evan is a naturalist and an experienced Vivariist and Herpetoculturist. He has experience with teaching, from presentations of his animals to short one-day enclosure building classes. Evan has kept every class of animal including fish, microbes, reptiles, mammals, amphibians, and other animals with a non well recognized class but primarily loves reptiles and amphibians. In the future, Evan hopes to become a Field Herpetologist. Currently, Evan has 3 lizards 2 frogs/toads 2 salamanders 2 millipedes 3 Daces, fluffy animals, and much more.
Training and Certification:
6+ years of animal husbandry and lots, upon lots, of research. Many hours volunteering with watershed stewards and stream studies. Experience teaching. Evan has been homeschooled his entire life.
Mrs. Lori Tunney
In what seems like her previous life, Lori obtained a degree in Experimental Psychology from Penn State University with the intention of getting her masters, focusing on neuroscience and research. Fast forward warp speed 20 years, and I am happily married with three children and what seems to be a zoo in my house. I immediately took to homeschooling my first child over 13 years ago. That was never my intention, who knew?! I enjoy learning as I school my three children. I love hiking, beach, reading, house projects, spontaneous trips, learning new things, and building a co-op community.
TRAINING:
BS in Experimental Psychology from PSU, Homeschooling parent and co-op teacher for over 13 years
Gal Witmer
Gal is passionate about teaching architecture to everyone except college students! She sees it as something everyone should at least be exposed to and have some basic knowledge! She has a bachelor’s degree in architecture from the University of Notre Dame and is a licensed architect with 30 years of experience.
Last year she began homeschooling her daughter and became much more familiar with all it has to offer! She has long been interested in offering more than a “career day” experience to kids about architecture so is happy for this opportunity!