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Andrea Hall
Andrea Hall
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Andrea Hall

EPIC Homeschool Network

Atlanta, GA USA

"Just because you have to do an ebb and flow doesn’t mean that your dream is dead."

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Andrea's work combines: Education, Entrepreneurship, and Teaching / Mentoring

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Day In The Life

Executive Director

I guide families in creating homeschooling plans that cultivate character, independence, and lifelong learning.

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Day In The Life Of An Executive Director Of A Homeschool Network

My Day to Day

My work varies from day to day. A typical day when we meet in-person includes setting up our facility, as we share it with a church, monitoring the students in classes, and breaking down the facility. I also meet with parents to help them in their homeschool journey, maintain communication, find and plan field trips, and plan special events, like our Annual Awards and Graduation Ceremony. My job requires a lot of delegation and teamwork.

Skills & Education

Here's the path I took:

  • High School

  • Bachelor's Degree

    Math Education

    Oakwood University

  • Graduate Degree

    Education

    Walden University

Here's the path I recommend for someone who wants to be an Executive Director:

Bachelor's Degree: Business Administration and Management

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Life & Career Milestones

My path in life has been direct

  • 1.

    I initially planned to become a lawyer but realized my passion for teaching during a teen court program in high school.

  • 2.

    Preparing to teach, I earned a bachelor’s degree in math education and a master’s degree in education with a specialization in curriculum, instruction, and assessment.

  • 3.

    After becoming a certified math educator, I taught high school and gained insights into the educational system’s challenges.

  • 4.

    Inspired by my children’s needs and my desire to shape their early learning, I began homeschooling with a focus on values and independence.

  • 5.

    When I couldn’t find an inclusive homeschool group, I created one, starting with meetings at my local library in 2012.

  • 6.

    I transformed my small group into the EPIC Homeschool Network, becoming a nonprofit in 2016 to expand resources and support for families.

  • 7.

    I also co-founded the Georgia Black Home Educators Network, working collaboratively to address diverse needs, including neurodiversity, through conferences and resources.

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