Lynn Guyton has been tutoring students of all ages for more than 25 years. She is an expert on general math computations and solving word problems. She holds an undergraduate degree from Lehigh University, where she majored in Psychology and earned a minor in Education. In addition to private tutoring, she has also worked as a preferred tutor for a number of local schools in the Atlanta area. In addition, she wrote a math skills workbook that offers refresher sections on basic math concepts with 50 practice skill sets to help reinforce these concepts, many which feature similar questions to many standardized tests, inlcuding the Middle Level SSAT and the Lower Level ISEE tests. Lynn and her husband, Randy, have three children, two sons who recently graduated from college and a daughter in 9th grade. Her children have experienced both public and private schools in the Atlanta area, allowing Lynn to see first-hand the different learning environments students face today and providing the knowledge and expertise to help Learning Linkz create customized tutoring approaches for each student to meet their individual needs.

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Missy Lutes grew up in Birmingham, Alabama, and graduated from the University of Alabama in 2012. In the same year, she was married and moved to Atlanta, which has become home to her now family of five! Missy joined the Learning Linkz team in March 2015 and she truly loves helping our tutors and our Learning Linkz families with all of their needs.

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Alexis Shepard became a tutor because she loves seeing students have that “Aha” moment. Self-described as someone who is “obsessed with school” and “in love with the process of learning,” she gave up a comfortable position as a Marketing Executive and Franchise Recruiter to pursue her dream of earning a PhD in Sustainability. Returning to school was not easy, but her studies in Pre-Law and Engineering at Oglethorpe University gave her a new perspective on learning, not to mention knowledge of Calculus I, II and III. After being a paid note-taker in several of her classes, she realized that learning a subject, even the most difficult ones, can be accomplished by listening and working hard. She brings that mentality, a great work-ethic and a wealth of knowledge to Learning Linkz, helping students from elementary to college earn better grades and understand their subjects.

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Tyler Shuman was born in Atlanta but grew up in Louisville, KY. She has a BA in Math and Political Science and an MA in Political Science, both from Emory University. While working on her Master's, she began tutoring her classmates in math and developed a passion for teaching that endures to this day. She has over ten years of tutoring experience, eight years of test prep experience, and five years of classroom teaching experience. She loves finding new ways to make learning fun and memorable for students. In her free time, she enjoys reading, video games, and arts and crafts.

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Savana Rithmire is currently a full time 3rd-grade teacher in DeKalb county and a Smyrna local. She graduated from the University of West Georgia with her Bachelors degree in Early Childhood Education. Her passion for teaching started at a very young age and she loves helping children finally get that spark back in their education. She approaches math with a fresh new perspective and always finds a new way to solve any problem. She also likes to bring technology into the classroom when needed. When she is not teaching, Savana is acting in small parts in movies and plays. Her love of teaching and learning is what drives her today.

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Shelly Linkon has been a classroom teacher for over 20 years, including her current role teaching 5th grade science at The Westminster Schools. A native of Ohio, she completed her undergraduate degree in Elementary Education at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. After graduation she moved to Atlanta and began teaching in Atlanta Public Schools where she taught for 13 years as a homeroom teacher. Shelly then completed her graduate degree in Middle School Education in 1995, majoring in science education. Her teaching experience includes working as a homeroom teacher in 2nd, 3rd, 4th, and 5th grades as well as working as a math resource teacher providing enrichment and remediation experiences for students in a small group setting.

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Bjorn is originally from Atlanta, Georgia and has lived here his entire life.  He got his undergraduate degree from the University of Georgia and his Master’s Degree from Piedmont College, both in Secondary Mathematics Education.  Bjorn has been a high school educator for 13 years, including his current role as the Math Department Leader at Wheeler High School in Cobb County.  He’s taught everything from Algebra I up through Pre-Calculus, including Trigonometry and Statistical Reasoning. He has enjoyed each role with students from freshmen up to seniors and enjoys seeing students succeed at every level.

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Alix Luce teaches World History and US History at Capstone Academy in Brookhaven. A native of Atlanta, she got her bachelor's in International Studies and Economics at Colby College in Waterville, Maine. After teaching third grade for a year, she returned to graduate school and got an MBA in marketing from UGA. She quickly went back to teaching, high school this time, because she missed being in the classroom too much. She loves being a history teacher and helping her students understand more about the world. In the private tutor setting, she enjoys working on a wide variety of subjects and values having a good understanding of all the different courses. 

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Simran is a young, but experienced tutor that has lived in Georgia her whole life. She graduated from UGA in 2019 and has been tutoring since her high school days. Simran knew teaching was her calling after trying several other career options only to return to teaching, happily. Simran loves to learn and bring this mentality to the table in hopes to make learning fun and relevant for her students as well. Simran hopes to help her students succeed and progress in their learning and in all parts of their lives.

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Dr. Leone Broadhead was born and raised in South Carolina. She earned three degrees from the University of South Carolina: bachelor of science masters, master of arts in teaching, and a Ph. D. in public health. Dr. Broadhead taught in Richland District 2 in Columbia for 33 years. During that time she was named South Carolina science teacher of the year. She also was an adjunct professor at the University of South Carolina and was awarded with the Distinguished Award for her outstanding teaching. In recent years she has taught in both North Carolina and Tennessee. For the past 20 years, she has been a National Board Certified teacher.  Her strength is AP biology, but she has also taught chemistry, biology, anatomy and physiology, and environmental science.  Her philosophy on teaching is that hard work and effort are essential to being a successful student.  All students can be successful.

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Ray Broadhead grew up in Massachusetts and after earning a B.A. from the University of Pennsylvania, and an Sc. M. From Brown University, he was employed at the Brooks School in Massachusetts (his high school alma mater).  He was at Brooks for 33 years, and during that time he taught math, science, and psychology; coached sports, and held many administrative positions including Dean of Students, Director of Summer Day Camp, and Assistant Head of School.  He then was appointed  Head of School at The Elon School (North Carolina) and later at The Webb School in Bell Buckle, Tennessee.  He is now retired and living in Chattahoochee Hills, Georgia.  Mr. Broadhead is a firm believer in growth mindset, and he believes that all students can achieve if they are willing to work hard, listen, and discover their own strengths.

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Aman has demonstrated a passion for tutoring young students for over three years in the areas of STEM. Aman is pursuing a business major at Emory with a dual degree in Computer Engineering from Georgia Tech. He is a congressional gold medalist for having motivated over 250 youth to pursue STEM through 400 hours of volunteering. Aman is an AP STEM scholar, National Merit scholar, and captain of his high school robotics team for four years, leading the team to state championships and competing and winning awards in Science Fairs. Aman challenged himself in high school, taking the challenging STEM courses his high school (The Bolles private School in Jacksonville) offered and excelled in Math which is evident through an almost perfect Math ACT score. He has tutored students in all levels of math, teaching numerous Elementary and High school concepts. Aman seeks to bond with his students and make learning fun by connecting with their interests. Aman is a firm believer in perseverance, understanding that success in the classroom requires a positive work ethic. Outside tutoring, Aman enjoys playing basketball, watching tech videos, and following his Jacksonville Jaguars.

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Grayson Nour is a Pre-Med Chemistry Major with a Spanish Minor at Georgia Tech. As a current college student, math and science appear everywhere from day-to-day! She loves working with students and helping them finally get to a place where they are comfortable with the material. With the free time she does have, she enjoys playing soccer, trying all the best brunch places in the Atlanta area with her school friends, and walking her two dogs, Cowboy and Buttercup!

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Lanier has been living in Atlanta all her life and graduated from the Lovett School in 2020. She is currently pursuing a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology with a Spanish Minor from the Georgia Institute of Technology. Lanier has a passion for learning and enjoys the rewarding process of motivating students to achieve their academic potential. Outside of tutoring, Lanier has spent the past two summers working as a camp counselor at Camp Greystone, and she also enjoys rock climbing, cheering on Atlanta sports teams, and trying different Mexican restaurants around the city.

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Laura has been a classroom teacher for 29 years.  She earned her BA from the University of Kansas and her MA from Arizona State University. She began her career teaching Highschool French at Tempe High School in Tempe, Arizona.  After moving to Atlanta 10 years ago she has been teaching at Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School in the Primary Division.  Laura loves to learn, loves to teach and loves students of all ages.

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Emily Handlan is currently a full-time medical device engineer. She started tutoring for some extra cash in high school and hasn’t been able to stop since! Her passion lies in helping students build their confidence and skills in math and sciences. Emily has a strong math and science background as she graduated from Georgia Tech with a B.S in Biomedical Engineering and from Johns Hopkins with a M.S in Bioengineering. Emily is a proud Minnesotan so when she’s not getting let down by the Minnesota sports teams finds herself golfing, playing tennis, and spending time with family and friends!

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Jake is originally from Atlanta, Georgia and currently works as an actor in New York City. He graduated from the University of Georgia with dual degrees in Theatre & Entertainment Media Studies. He believes learning doesn't stop after graduation and hopes to share this passion with all of his students! He enjoys reading, talking about literature, and a well outlined essay. Outside of tutoring, he loves cooking elaborate meals in his tiny kitchen, watching UGA football, and wandering around the streets of NYC.

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Natalie Neugebauer is currently a Ph.D. candidate in Educational Psychology at Auburn University. She received a B.S. in Psychology from Georgia State University and a M.S. in Educational Research, Measurement, and Evaluation from Auburn University. Originally from Germany, she has worked as a tutor for over ten years and has experience tutoring children of all age groups, grade levels, and personal backgrounds. She knows that every student is different and therefore is focused on finding methods for each individual student to make learning fun.

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Hi there! My name is David, and I have a bachelor’s degree in biochemistry. After I graduation I was offered an ORISE research fellowship that allows me to do biochemistry research at the CDC as my day job. Science communication and education are strong passions of mine, and I am at my happiest when I am able to share my knowledge with those around me. During my time in school, I was asked to be a Teacher’s Assistant for multiple courses. Through this I discovered my love of tutoring and working one-on-one with students to help sharpen their understanding. I look forward to working with your student, and sharing my love and passion for science with them!

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Hello, I’m Ms. Walker! Teaching makes my heart and soul sing! I have over ten years of tutoring and teaching geniuses from PK to college. 
My academic background includes a B.S. in biology, M.Ed. in exercise physiology, M.S. in biomedical sciences, M.A.T. in education. Additionally, I am certified in teaching and have an English to Speakers of Other Languages (ESOL) endorsement with the Georgia Professional Standards Commission. I am energetic, creative, empathetic, and patient. Building meaningful relationships and meeting the needs of each genius is paramount. I promote strengths and use them to drive growth in areas that will benefit from more practice. My commitment to fostering a growth mindset, combined with my deep subject matter expertise, enables me to create learning experiences that are tailored to your genius. Productive struggles are a natural part of the learning process and I am here to help your genius navigate them! Thank you for considering me and I look forward to partnering with you!

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I am a Clemson graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry and minor in Spanish. During college, I tutored for Clemson's Academic Success Center in several subjects including Chemistry, Biology, and STATs. I am currently taking a gap year and plan on attending Medical School in the fall of 2024. 

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Hello! My name is Elena, and I am a dedicated and certified Spanish teacher with six years of experience teaching high school students in both public and private school settings. I possess a wealth of knowledge in the Spanish language, which I have studied extensively, and I have had the privilege of immersing myself in Spanish-speaking cultures by living in Costa Rica and traveling throughout South America, including countries such as Argentina, Peru, Bolivia, Colombia, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Panamá and Chile. My grandfather is also from Mexico City.

I hold a Bachelor of Arts degree in Spanish and a Master's degree in World Language Education. Throughout my teaching career, my students have consistently excelled, achieving scores in the top 2% of the Nation on the National Spanish Exam and a perfect score of 5 on the AP Spanish exam.

My teaching expertise extends to both advanced and remedial levels of Spanish. I am skilled at accommodating diverse learning needs, including working with students under Individualized Education Programs (IEPs) and 504 plans. My passion for teaching, coupled with my extensive experience and cultural immersion, allows me to create engaging and effective learning experiences for my students. I am enthusiastic about helping students reach their full potential in Spanish and making Spanish fun. 

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Currently teaching at The Lovett School, where I have been a math teacher for 13 years. 20 years of teaching experience covering Pre-Algebra through Honors Precalculus.

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Hello! My name is Mario Mohorn, and this is my ninth year as a classroom teacher and my twelfth year in education. Currently, I am teaching eighth-grade Georgia Studies in Cobb County. Before teaching, I was an intervention paraprofessional in an elementary school for two years and a long-term sub/tutor in first grade after student teaching in first grade. I have taught sixth/seventh-grade language arts for half a year at a K-8 school, fifth-grade all academic subjects in a self-contained classroom for a year, and fourth grade for four and a half years. During my time in fourth grade, I have team-taught reading/ language arts and language arts/social studies and been self-contained teaching all academic subjects. For the last two years, I taught sixth-grade social studies.

I recently finished my Doctor of Education (Ed.D.) degree in Educational Innovation at Augusta University.

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Brought up in a bilingual Polish household, I developed a fascination for languages early on, which led me to pursue a Bachelor's degree in Spanish Education and a Master's in Curriculum and Instruction. I studied abroad in Spain and Mexico, and lived in Peru for one year, volunteering in the local community. 

With over 12 years of experience teaching high school Spanish in both private and public schools, I've honed my skills in creating an engaging and supportive learning environment. My commitment working with students is not just to impart knowledge but to empower them, fostering the confidence they need to achieve their language goals.

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Ethan is an Atlanta area native who grew up playing tennis and hiking across the state. He turned a lifelong love for history, government, and geography into study in our nation's capitol, attending George Washington University to focus on these fields. Having interned and worked in government offices, government sales, and most recently for a government technology start-up, he is excited to be back in his hometown. In his free time, Ethan can be found reading (probably a bit too much), running (probably not enough), and walking his one-year-old Golden Retriever, Todd. Ethan grew up going to tutoring, as he is dyslexic and struggled to read and spell early on in school. He has seen the value of a tutor-student partnership, and is excited to share his passion for learning and growing academically. His goal is to inspire a deep interest and excitement in where a field of study might take one, and channel this to create success learning along the way.

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Aimy Petry is a recent Georgia Tech graduate with a degree in biomedical engineering on the pre-med track. As a pre-med student and an engineer, she has a very strong background in all things STEM. Aimy has become passionate about teaching students of all ages and backgrounds from her experience as a teaching assistant in an organic chemistry lab. She's looking forward to sharing that passion with her students and enabling them to succeed in whatever their goals may be. In her free time, Aimy enjoys pilates, reading, and spending time with her friends and two cats!

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