Charlotte Broxon has taught in Albemarle, Goochland, and Fluvanna Public Schools, as well as run her own retail visual arts studio where she sold local art and taught art classes, private lessons, and workshops for seven years. She has also had the privilege of being selected to teach with UVA’s Curry School of Education Gifted Program for area students. Charlotte has worked with diverse student groups, ranging from at-risk students to gifted students, to those students who find themselves to be both gifted and struggling with learning issues or physical differences.

“I have always been fascinated by humanity’s need to create. Guiding young people to, and through, dynamic self-discovery of their expressive voice is a great joy for me. There is such power in creative thinking! I am excited and honored to be a part of the future by working with the students at Keswick School. ”

Charlotte enjoys art-making, spending time with friends and animals, reading, and mowing grass in her free time. She has two teenage daughters, a Chiweenie dog, a friendly hound dog with no eyes, and a portable guinea pig. She may also have a cat soon, if her foster cat behaves.