About Logan Brennan

I grew up at The Putney School in southern Vermont, which gave me a firsthand understanding of what progressive, student-centered learning can look like and lit a curiosity about schools, cultures, and how students thrive when education meets them where they are. That curiosity has taken me across three continents and nearly twenty years of work supporting multilingual learners in international and boarding schools across Europe, Asia, and the U.S.

My work has included roles as an English and Humanities teacher, Department Chair, International Student Coordinator, and Student Support Specialist. Throughout, my focus has remained the same: helping students not just learn English, but understand how to think, write, and succeed in IB and American academic systems.

I hold an M.A.T. in TESOL from the SIT Graduate Institute and a certificate in Learning Differences and Neurodiversity from Landmark College. I am currently based in Japan, where I teach at Canadian Academy, Kobe.