Leigh Ann Scott

Classroom Teacher

MS, Walden University
BS, Lindsey Wilson College

Leigh Ann Scott earned her associate’s degree in social science and her bachelor’s degree in middle grades education with an emphasis on English/language arts and social studies from Lindsey Wilson College. From there, she went on to earn a master’s degree from Walden University in Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment and another master’s degree from Georgetown College in School Improvement, with an endorsement in Gifted and Talented Services. She has taught language arts to students in grades five through eight, and sixth grade social studies, as well as worked as an intervention teacher and with gifted and talented students.

Leigh Ann has a passion for teaching English/language arts largely due to her love of reading. She enjoys reading both fiction and nonfiction books, and knows that through good literature, students can learn strong writing skills. Leigh Ann is also a published author and continues to write regularly.

A few years ago, she began homeschooling her children, and has decided it is the way she and her husband want to continue to educate their four children. Recently, she has stepped away from public school teaching to be home full time with her children, where she can focus more on her family, her home, and her writing.