Hannah Anderson

Hannah grew up in Chicagoland, was classically educated, and never looked back. She knew, at seventeen, that she wanted to be an educator, and so started student teaching Latin at her Consortium. For two years, she taught 4th-9th, using Latin for Children and Latin for the New Millennium. These classes confirmed her delight in teaching and seeing students gain mastery. In 2016 she left for New Saint Andrews College, learning to utilize Latin not only as a tool for etymological understanding, but as a spoken language!

After graduation, she continued to teach 4th-11th Latin, utilizing Tim Griffith’s outstanding Picta Dicta Primer I & II curricula. In the last seven years, she has also taught humanities, K-8th at The Jubilee School, and became their Elementary Dean in 2023. Be it a pictorial history class or vocab flyswatter games, her goal is that students are a) engaged, b) working towards mastery by interacting with pieces they’ve been given, versus being lectured at.

Hannah resides in Moscow Idaho, where she can be found hosting dinner parties, international student nights, and Bible studies! God is good all the time, and all the time, God is good.

Teaching Philosophy

True learning is shown when mastery …