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Our Advisory Board is a round table of homeschool leaders who give their time to exchange ideas about the needs of the home-school community.  We invite interested leaders to contact us.  We listen and assist as requested to create events while bringing up the leaders in Texas.  We appreciate the home school leaders who give of their time to be a part of this round table of leaders.
Susan Reed

Susan Reed

Advisory Board Member

Susan Reed’s heart’s desire is to encourage the homeschool mom to live out God’s calling and stay the course. She is a blogger on Blogspot at My Happy Homeschool  She is also a writer for The Old Schoolhouse Review Crew. In addition, she is a speaker at the September Summit in Texas and the Summer Summits in Wisconsin and Alabama. Susan is also the founder/leader of Texas HOME Educators – a support group and co-op with a mission to Help Other Members Educate.
Elizabeth Webber

Elizabeth Webber

Advisory Board Member

Elizabeth Webber is a wife and mother of two homeschooled children. She is committed to uniting the local homeschool community within North Fort Worth district. Elizabeth is the founder and director of the annual Homeschooler’s Back 2 School Bash that serves the homeschool communities of Fort Worth, Dallas and Denton County. Her motto is “seize every moment to educate” in which she coined her own family’s school name Kairos Prep.
Nicole Hackney

Nicole Hackney

Advisory Board Member

Nichole Hackney is a wife and mother living in Montague County, Texas. After graduating with a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Oklahoma State University, Nichole homeschooled her four children beginning in 2001 in Iowa. The family moved back to Texas in 2004. Living in a remote area has encouraged the Hackney family to get to know a geographically diverse group of homeschoolers as they participate in activities from Bowie to Nocona to Gainesville to Denton, and other locations.  They are involved in church life, cotillion, and karate. They have also been active in a local co-op since 2010, with Nichole serving several years on the directing board. The flexible schedule provided by home education allows Nichole to run a home business and, more recently, to fulfill a personal dream of training as a birth center assistant. Nichole and her husband, Scott, have graduated three of their children from home education, and are enjoying the final push of their youngest son’s high school career. They joyfully anticipate assisting as much as possible with their grandchildren’s educations.

Tricia Tillery

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