Britton Latulippe

No one understands education like Britton LaTulippe. This homeschooling father of eight is the author of more than 70 children’s books and The Art of Raising Children for Greatness series, creator of several early-learning curriculum sets, and the founder and president of Blue Manor’s Online Academy. After attending an elite prep school in Virginia, he realized that the greatest disparity between the rich and poor was not their wealth, but their quality of education. Now, it is LaTulippe’s mission to bring elite education into the world of homeschooling.

Janine Latulippe

Janine LaTulippe was the original Blue Manor tutor, taking young children who struggled to read and turning them into raving readers whose reading proficiency was several grade levels above their peers. Taking all she learned as a private tutor, she developed Blue Manor’s phonics program and helped write 5-Minute Phonics. If your child struggles to read, there is no better tutor than Janine!

Audrey Latulippe

Audrey is a published teen artist and chess club leader. Audrey has instructed many young students in art, teaching them drawing techniques and what tools to use. Audrey is now taking on the role of mentor so that her young students can receive the guidance they need to advance in their art journey. Something deep about art.

Emma Latulippe

Emma Latulippe is a photographer and club president. She likes to take pictures of nature and the people around her. Throughout her photography journey, she has picked up a few ribbons from 4-H photography contests. Photography is beautiful and can also be fun! Emma had taken on the role of mentor so that she can guide young students, helping them advance to the next level of photography

Colton Latulippe

In just 4 years Colton Latulippe has learn 7 different languages, coded multiple games, ran 2 coding clubs, and participated in 3 game jams. At 7 Colton developed a passion for coding eventually spending hundreds of hours coding; which made him into the skilled coder he is today. Colton has taught students in coding club and is now branching out to a more focused way of teaching taking on the role of mentor. This will give him a better opportunity to help young children learn to code.