Coreen has been all about kids since anyone can remember. With her first job as a substitute teacher at Maisie Quinn Elementary School. She spent 12 years as a teacher, before her first daughter, Chloee was born in 2013, planning to go back to work. After Sydnee was born in 2016, she knew she belonged as a stay at home mama, and gave her two girls the world. Memories were made as they homeschooled through Covid-19, before starting her Co-op, Wild Beginnings, in 2021. Becoming best friends with the 50 students she met over the 4 years. With more room in her heart, she fostered and adopted Greyson. Wherever she goes, she's always planning another kid's program.  Coreen spends sleepless nights dotting every "i" and crossing every "t" planning the perfect classes for the homeschool community. 

Chloee, age 13, known on stage as Casey Camron, loves the spotlight. She's always been a dreamer. A performer since birth, from putting on productions in the living room with her sister, to staring in local productions, she's done it all. Her theater experience includes Peter Pan as Wendy, The Wizard of Oz as The Wizard, and Alice in Wonderland as The Queen of Hearts. Chloee also runs her own music project under the name "Casey Camron" playing at open mics solo and with her rock band. She is a voice student at The United Music School. She's been a dancer at Thrive The Dance Studio for a year, but has been dancing for 5 years. Chloee loves musical theater, always singing at the top of her lungs throughout the house, and dreams of becoming a star one day. 

Miss Wensday graduated from Tisch School of the Arts at NYU and has been a theatre educator for over 20 years. She has been performing herself for over 40 years. Wensday has taught hundreds of children of all ages acting, singing, playwriting, songwriting, movement, and all aspects of theatre. She has written, directed, and produced countless plays and musicals. Wensday’s favorite part of teaching is helping kids to build confidence, discover their own unique voices, and express themselves. She often performs with her award-winning vintage jazz band but her favorite gig is being mother to the amazing Cordelia.

Paula DiLullo was born and raised in NYC before moving to Boston, graduating from Berklee College of Music in 2015. After marrying her husband Dan in Rhode Island, she settled into family life with dogs and chickens, shortly thereafter birthing their son Peter! Alongside her husband and mom, Paula opened The Beach Rose Cafe & Studio in Charlestown, RI, bringing together the community with food and activities. She teaches private and group music lessons and is launching into her first year as a homeschool mom! She is inspired by Waldorf schools and programs that foster an environment of wild play, creativity and emotional and social learning.

Bree Fallon is the proud owner and director of Thrive The Dance Studio, bringing more than 35 years of dance training and 15 years of teaching experience to her students and studio community. Bree attended Dean College, where she majored in Dance and Performing Arts, further developing her training in performance, technique, and choreography. Her professional performance experience includes performing aboard Royal Caribbean Cruise Line and taking the stage in an MLS halftime show featuring Christina Aguilera. In addition to her extensive dance background, Bree is Acrobatic Arts certified for preschool-aged dancers, giving her specialized training in introducing young children to acro through safe, age-appropriate progressions. Throughout her teaching career, Bree has worked with dancers of all ages and levels, from a child’s very first dance class to competitive dancers preparing for the stage. As the owner of Thrive, Bree has created a studio rooted in her belief that dance education should develop more than great performers—it should help develop confident, resilient, and supportive young people. Her philosophy of “Community Over Competition” is at the heart of the Thrive culture, creating an environment where dancers are challenged to reach their potential while still supporting and celebrating one another