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Hannah Carlson

World Languages Teacher

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Hannah grew up in Hanover, NH and graduated from Middlebury College with a BA in Chinese Language and Literature. A specialist in World Language Curriculum Development, Hannah has lived and taught in China, Spain, Mexico, and Peru. She also holds a certificate in TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages). In her Waldorf training, she has completed several anthroposophy workshops as well as The Art of Teaching Spanish course from Sound Circle Center. She also serves on the board of VOCALE (Vermont Organization of Classics and Language Education). Additionally, Hannah serves as the Exchange Coordinator for the school, enabling LCWS students to embark on academic and cultural exchanges abroad. Her son, Bair, is in the Early Childhood program as a Rosebud, and daughter Sybil is a future Waldorf student. Outside the classroom, Hannah is an avid outdoorswoman and enjoys spending time in the woods foraging and camping with her family, and she is also currently obtaining her certification in babywearing education through the Center for Babywearing Studies.