Instructor
Jenny Cutler graduated in 2005 with a B.A. in Education, and in 2012 with a Master’s Degree in Multicultural Education, both from Eastern University. Jenny taught in both private and public schools until she had her first child and decided to stay home with him. She ran a tutoring business during her first few years as a stay at home parent but found teaching online to be an ideal fit for her, and she made the switch in 2014. Besides teaching online, Jenny loves to serve her local church in a variety of capacities and working on whatever current projects are happening there.
Jenny is passionate about seeing students develop a love of literature as she believes that good books can teach both critical thinking and compassion towards others. She is a voracious reader herself and especially loves seeing students that are not naturally bookworms connect deeply with a work they didn’t expect.
Jenny lives on an orchard in rural Michigan with her husband, four children, a flock of chickens, mischievous English Shepherd, and a variety of other animals her kids bring home. When she’s not homeschooling her children or teaching online, she can be found outdoors with her critters or in the garden, trying out a new recipe, embroidering, swimming, or with her nose in a book.
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Fall
A Special Event: Study Skills to Grow Excellent Students
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FallFlexibleSpring
Classic Mysteries – Ind. Study
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Full YearClosed
English II: World Literature – GROUP 1
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Full YearClosed
English II: World Literature – GROUP 2
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Full YearClosed
English II: World Literature – GROUP 3
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Full YearClosed
English IV: British Literature
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Full YearClosed
Introduction to Language Arts
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FallFlexibleSpring
Russian Literature – Ind. Study
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