Our Faculty & Staff
Hathaway Brown School faculty hail from all parts of the United States and around the world. The faculty do more than provide encouragement and set high expectations for HB students; they've invented academic designs that enable students to challenge themselves to excel, explore and discover. The Teacher's College of Columbia University recognized Hathaway Brown School for its transformative educational leadership.
For information about teaching at Hathaway Brown School, please see our Careers at HB web page. And check out Lighting the Way: The People of Hathaway Brown School for more photos and fun biographical profiles of our great team.
Beth Armstrong
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1998
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Beth Armstrong has been teaching upper school English for over twenty-five years. Since 1998 she has taught ninth, tenth, and eleventh grade English at Hathaway Brown. She was the faculty advisor to HB's literary magazine, Scripta, and now advises the new student magazine, Retrospect. Beth has served as the dean of faculty for the Aspire program, as English department chair, and as ninth grade dean.
She loves to travel and has lived in England and Mexico, as well as Illinois, California, Massachusetts, Texas, and Maryland. She is excited to be offering a student trip to Iceland through HBs Center for Global Citizenship.
When she has free time, Beth bicycles, practices yoga, hikes the Metroparks, and reads. At this point, she cannot identify one writer she likes best, but when she was eleven, her favorite author was Zilpha Keatley Snyder.
