Annie Livingston
Research Writing, English, and Spanish Instructor
Annie Livingston (they/she) grew up all over Michigan, where there are no mountains zigzagging across the skyline. They completed their B.F.As in English Literature, and Writing at Grand Valley State University in 2018. After graduating, Annie moved to Burnsville, NC where they worked at the Arthur Morgan School, and had many incredible experiences backpacking, road-tripping, and singing at the top of their lungs with middle schoolers. Annie believes teaching, especially teaching writing, is an act of empowerment. They strive to use their role as an educator to empower others to tell their own story, a life-changing skill. Outside of teaching, Annie loves writing poetry and genre-bending work. When they’re not reading or writing, Annie enjoys gardening, cooking, and swimming. They do not consider dandelions to be weeds.
Odyssey
News & Events
It's almost IRP time again. Odyssey students will virtually present their projects this year, but we can't learn more to learn about this world from emerging artists and scientists. #wholechild #independentthinkers #odysseyschool #ashevillenc #integraleducation
1st and 2nd grade students play with color value during their fall art unit. #integralart #arteducation #inspiration
Odyssey High School students celebrated Halloween with the annual Owlbeaks School of Magic House Cup, which begins with The Sorting Hat! #halloween #housecup #integraleducation #outdoorschool #owlbeaks
High school students enjoy the trails and tracks at Kolo bike park for this weeks Outdoor and Service Learning class! #getoutside #wholechild #asheville #odysseyschool
Odyssey High students spent the day hiking, exploring, and playing disc golf during their Outdoor and Service Learning class #outdooreducation #wholechild #odysseyschool #ashevillenc
Odyssey High School students work on pointillism in the #outdoorclassroom #wholechild #holisticeducation #arteducation #odysseyschool