ginny james
ap language/comp (american focus) & AP Literature/comp
Ginny is a teacher, a wife, and mother of three children. She has a B.A. in English Literature and an M.Ed. in English Education from the University of Georgia. She taught in North Fulton for four years, covering all high school grades and levels, including A.P. English. In 1996, she left teaching when she had her first daughter, but returned to the classroom in 2013 to join Scholars Guild Academy when she began homeschooling her own kids. She loves reading, baking, working out, and spending time laughing and going on adventures with her family. She lives in Bethlehem, Georgia and attends church at Hebron Church.
Kristin keiser
honors american literature
Kristin and her husband, Brant, have been married since 2003. They have three amazing sons and two very spoiled labs. She graduated from Kennesaw State University with a degree in Early Childhood Education. She holds an M.Ed. in Reading and Literacy from Walden University and an Ed.S. from the University of West Georgia in Instructional Technology. She taught in Gwinnett County at Hopkins Elementary for four years before staying home with her boys for eight years. She returned to teaching in 2015 in Walton County, where she taught for nine years at Youth Elementary and one year at Walnut Grove High School. She has her Gifted and ESOL endorsements, as well as her 6th-12th grade English certification. She is excited to start a new adventure at Scholars Guild Academy! Her family lives in Loganville, Georgia, and attends Corinth Christian Church. She loves baking, working out, hiking, and spending time with her family. Kristin and Brant spend their weekends on the soccer fields cheering on their boys but love to go camping every chance they get. Their goal as a family is to visit as many National Parks as they can, especially out West!
Bethany mozley
elements of literature
Bethany felt God’s call to ministry with students while working at a summer camp during college, and in response, she changed her major to English Education. She graduated from the University of Georgia in 2005 with a B.S.Ed and has loved being around middle and high school students ever since! She taught high school English and ESOL in Gwinnett County for ten years and has also spent time with students through coaching, YoungLife, and church discipleship groups. While teaching, she met her fellow adventurer and best friend, Chad (also an English teacher), and they have been married since 2008. Bethany stayed home with her two precious children—Tallulah and Judah–for a few years before she began teaching again at SGA in 2019. As a family, their favorite place to be is out West on a summer-long camping trip or playing in the creek in their own neighborhood. In her free time, Bethany loves to run, cook, and watch the rain water her garden (because she always forgets to).
stacy perdue
honors british literature
Stacy is married to Dustin, and they have two daughters and a son-in-law. Both girls are graduates of SGA. She has a BS in Early Childhood Education from Berry College and a Master of Education in Reading Instruction from Georgia State University. She taught in Gwinnett County for six years before the girls came along, and she became a full-time homemaker. In 2005, the Lord led their family to begin homeschooling. Since then, she has taught various language arts and social study classes in the home school community. She began teaching at Scholars Guild in 2016. She attends Hebron Church and is the Teaching Director for Community Bible Study in Dacula. She loves reading, scrapbooking, traveling, and serving students in her community through Nothing But the Truth, a non-profit ministry.
allison wright
elements of literature & world literature
Allison married Mr. (W)Right in 1994, and they have four wonderful sons. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English and Secondary Education from Georgia State University and a teaching certificate in Language Arts. Before motherhood, Allison taught full-time in Rockdale County, where she continued teaching credit-recovery and summer school after becoming an at-home mom. In 2002, Allison and Jason felt God’s call to homeschool, and they’ve been homeschooling ever since. In 2009, she joined a few other moms in an educational experiment which became Scholars Guild Academy. Since the beginning, Allison has felt blessed to partner with families and help prepare SGA students for college and beyond. It is her joy to work with students, inspiring them to value learning and seek after God’s plan. Besides teaching, Allison loves serving the Lord, spending time with family and friends, listening to audiobooks, and exploring new places.
