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“Will is passionate about what he teaches and passes on that enthusiasm to his students. Our children benefited from being his students and through Will’s dynamic approach came to appreciate literature not just as a school-subject but as an enjoyable pursuit in its own right.”

- Nick Zinos

Former Bakken Fellow

Hamline University School of Law

"When it comes to how I communicate and to the fact that I still choose to read books, there is no single person who deserves more of the credit than Mr. Lasseter. His passion for language was something special. It was contagious, and it’s stuck with me."

- John Bielamowicz

President, Biel Partners LLC

“Mr Lasseter could open our eyes to what a specific work of literature was truly saying. He was my instructor for the Divine Comedy series and really brought these books alive. He did a fantastic job of helping us navigate our way through Hell and reach Paradise.”

- Mikaela Ward

Student at University of St. Thomas

“Mr Lasseter is uniquely capable of condensing big ideas, and pushing his students to become invested in independently pursuing their own opinions. … I am deeply grateful to Mr Lasseter for initializing that pursuit.”

- Noah Schmidt

University of Saint Andrews, Scotland

“Will Lasseter is never content to simply present course material, but always works to expand his student's minds, encouraging them both to think more deeply and to work more creatively. He is a highly knowledgeable, passionate, and engaging teacher.”

- Timothy Jones

Art Instructor, Chesterton Academy

“Mr. Lasseter is one of those rare teachers who is able to ignite an excitement and love for learning in his students while simultaneously equipping them with the tools necessary for understanding the material.”

- Jen Dion, Homeschooling mother

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