Grace Mullett
Grace is deeply committed to classical Christian education as she experienced its formational qualities from an early age. She is thrilled to be returning to Wilson Hill Academy as a teacher, having been a student when the school began in 2014. With a deep love of literature, art, and culture, Grace enjoys creating dynamic classroom discussions and activities to help students communicate effectively and engage the texts which have shaped Western civilization.
Grace hails from the great state of Texas. She completed a B.A. in Great Texts and Religion at Baylor University’s Honors College, where she discovered her love of literature and theology. After spending her junior year abroad at the University of Oxford, studying C.S. Lewis, Reformation theology, and Victorian literature, Grace felt called to pursue further academic studies. She completed a Master of Studies in English Literature at Oxford and is currently finishing a PhD in English at the University of Cambridge. She taught history at a Christian school in Oxford, England before interning with WHA in TGC4. She currently teaches LA4 and looks forward to also teaching TGC5 in the 2025-26 academic year.
Grace lives in Lancashire with her husband, Calum, who is a Deacon in the Church of England. When she’s not reading and writing about Victorian fiction, Grace enjoys walking around the English countryside, visiting historic homes, and exploring Europe with her husband.