Luc Travers - Junior High and High School Teacher

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Luc Travers, the creator of LiteratureAtOurHouse, taught literature and art appreciation for eight years at a private school in Southern California where he worked on creating innovative curricula. Mr. Travers is the author of Touching The Art: A Guide to Enjoying Art at a Museum which teaches the reader to how to experience the visual arts in a fun and emotionally powerful way. He has led art museum tours for both adults and children to over thirty museums in the world (including the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Getty Center, the Louvre, and the Vatican museums). He graduated from the University of Memphis with a degree in Art History, and speaks fluent French. He also recently coordinated the docent program at the Cameron Art Museum for three years. Literature At Our House is going into it's ninth year.

Rachel Miner - Upper Elementary Literature Teacher

Mrs. Miner has been involved with Literature At Our House since its creation six years ago, and last year she became the Upper Elementary teacher. Watch the video below she created at the start of last year.


Tonya Fingerhut - Lower Elementary Literature and UE Writing Workshop

​I'm excited to welcome Mrs. Fingerhut to our team as our UE WW teacher! I've known Tonya for over 15 years, many of which we worked together. I've learned so much from her, and I think she's a wonderful teacher.

From Mrs. Fingerhut:
"Students, from elementary through high school, have always succeeded in surprising me with their understanding of the world. I love teaching writing because I am constantly rediscovering joys, both great and small, through the work of my students. Being a part of the LitAOH team means I have the opportunity to do meaningful work while exploring a new way of teaching writing. 

At Fingerhut Academy Homeschool, I worked with 7th-12th grade students in writing, literature, geology, and art appreciation. At Van Damme Academy, a private school, I taught elementary students math, grammar, literature, and writing."