Kellee O’Shea
Kellee O’Shea
Board Secretary and Strategic Planning Committee
Kellee first began teaching young children 30 years ago, in preschools and kindergartens in her hometown of Memphis, TN. Her journey took her to New England where she taught special education for many years, with a focus on autism. 15 years ago, Kellee found Anthroposophy and Waldorf education, and was a Waldorf homeschool parent for over a decade.
Kellee is the program director, and a founding teacher, of Spring Hill Children’s Center in Keene, and an administrative assistant for the Center for Anthroposophy.
Kellee’s undergraduate work is in both Early Childhood Education and Leadership Development. She is in her second year of graduate school at Antioch University, pursuing her Masters in Education.
Kellee lives in Keene with two of her four children, one of whom is enrolled in high school at Gathering Waters. When she is not teaching or studying, you will find her immersed deep in the forest—usually camping in the summer or hiking through the deep, snowy winters.