Sarah seeks to spark a passion for learning so that her students not only know a topic, but love it, too. Among the subjects she loves (and loves to teach) are moot court, debate, public speaking, college application prep, philosophy, government, history, and general homeschooling.

Sarah holds 15 national-level awards in moot court, debate, speech, and art and is the coauthor of a 400-page debate book on European immigration policy. During her college application season, UNC Chapel Hill ranked her in the top 1% of their applicants and two other schools offered her full tuition scholarships, but she chose to enroll instead at Patrick Henry College, the top moot court college in the nation. There she majors in political theory, is an RA, and serves in several campus leadership positions.

Homeschooled K-12, Sarah strives foster a warm, welcoming environment where students feel valued and develop an exuberance for learning.

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Awards: 

• 1st place nationally, moot court oral advocacy (AMCA Collegiate Moot Court)

• Outstanding Attorney Award, collegiate mock trial (AMTA Colonial Classic Tournament)

• Top 10 nationally, legal brief writing competition (team of 2, AMCA Collegiate Moot Court, petitioner brief)

• 1st place at preliminary national championship, moot court oral advocacy (AMCA Collegiate Moot Court)
• National Championship Iron Man Award, debate and 5 speech categories (NCFCA)

• 1st place nationally, art (CardsDirect Future Designer of America art contest)

• 2nd place nationally, speech (Sons of the American Revolution Rumbaugh Oration Contest)

• Top 8 nationally, policy debate (Coolidge Cup National Championship)

• 1st place at every Region IX debate tournament entered for 2 years, including Regional Championship (NCFCA team policy debate)

• 1st place at 8 NCFCA speech tournaments (Extemporaneous, Impromptu, Apologetics, and Persuasive)

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TUTORING RATE: $50/hour. Contact her for more info.

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