Megan graduated from Vanderbilt University with a degree in Child Development and Cognitive Studies. She holds a Masters/Educational Specialist degree in School Psychology from the University of Maryland.  Before becoming a mother, she worked in early childhood special education for several years in the Chicago suburbs, serving teachers, parents, and young children with a variety of disabilities. Megan and her husband Dave have six children, including a son with moderate-severe Autism and a son with bilateral hearing loss.  She loves encouraging parents on the homeschooling journey.  Her homeschool is primarily Charlotte Mason-style, but an eclectic approach helps to meet the diverse learning needs of her family.  They have made their home in west Tennessee since 2016.

Tara graduated from Eastern KY University with a degree in Healthcare Administration. She worked as a Practice Manager of a multi-facility radiology firm prior to staying home with her children. Tara and her husband, Heath, have four children with a variety of challenges such as twice giftedness, dyslexia, dyscalculia, auditory processing, and memory deficits. Tara has used her life experiences to encourage families but also bring available resources to the forefront of her homeschooling community. Tara’s focused attention is dyscalculia and helping families with little to no support in math. She tutors and offers high school math and science support to her community of homeschoolers with either dyscalculia or giftedness. Tara has successfully received the highest level of accommodations on college entrance exams and continued the journey into college with her children advocating for their own accommodations as they pursue their dreams. Tara’s goal is to make math numeracy and independence available to families.