About Us & Our Team – Child of God Scholé

About Us

Child of God Scholé exists to provide a restful, life-giving education rooted in the Charlotte Mason philosophy for Catholic and Christian homeschooling families. We seek to cultivate an atmosphere of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness in community, where children are formed as whole persons made in the image of God.

Child of God Scholé is:
- Christ-centered — nurturing a love of God and reverence for His creation, with prayer and worship at the heart of our time together.
- Faithful to Charlotte Mason — offering a feast of subjects including nature study, picture study, hymns, folk songs, poetry, handicrafts, and living books, all in a spirit of scholé—holy leisure.
- Welcoming and ecumenical — rooted in the Catholic tradition while honoring the unity of Christians; we aim to be a place of mutual respect and shared love for a rich, faith-infused education.
- Community-oriented — supporting families and building friendships among children and parents alike through shared learning, service, and celebration.

Meet Our Team

Danielle Miller serves as the Director and Upper Form Lead at Child of God Scholé. A Charlotte Mason homeschool mother for nine years, Danielle has founded two co-ops and led three Mother’s book clubs focused on Charlotte Mason’s philosophy of education. She also provides consulting for families seeking to implement the Charlotte Mason method in their own homes. Danielle is passionate about helping parents reclaim a vision of education rooted in truth, beauty, and goodness. She is a Secular Carmelite, drawing deeply from the Church’s contemplative tradition in her home and community life. Danielle and her family are parishioners at St. Mary of the Rockies in Bailey, CO.

Mallory Carveth serves as the Assistant Director and Kinderleben Lead at Child of God Scholé. She earned a Bachelor’s degree in Elementary Education and a Master’s in Special Education, and holds a Colorado teaching license in Elementary Education, Special Education, and Mathematics. Mallory taught Special Education for seven years before choosing to stay home and homeschool her daughter in the Charlotte Mason tradition. Now in her second year of homeschooling, she brings both professional expertise and a heart for gentle, living education to the youngest learners in the co-op community. She and her family are members at Cherry Hills Community Church in Highlands Ranch, CO.

Amber Nemeti serves as the Lower Form Co-Lead at Child of God Scholé. A homeschooling mother of two—one in middle school and one in high school—Amber brings a wealth of classroom and home education experience to the co-op. She has been a Highly Qualified Certified K–6 Elementary Teacher since 2004 in both Texas and Colorado and holds a certification in the Science of Reading with a focus on reading intervention. Before homeschooling, Amber taught elementary students for seven years. She and her family are parishioners at Our Lady of Loreto Catholic Church in Aurora, CO.

Elena Sorensen serves as the Lower Form Co-Lead at Child of God Scholé. She holds a B.A. in Spanish and English literature and an M.A. in Comparative Literature from the University of Connecticut. She has worked as a writing and literature teacher, a copywriter, and a manuscript editor and coach for individual authors. She has two young children and is passionate about homeschooling them in the Charlotte Mason method of education through beauty, wonder, and especially using living books, poetry and literature. She leads a Well Read Mom group in Aurora, and her essays have appeared in Well Read Mom Magazine and in Circe Institute’s FORMA Journal online. She and her family are parishioners at St. Thomas More in Centennial, CO.