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SharePath Academy offers tailored tutoring, awesome after school care, mindfulness and movement, and Spanish specialty classes, including Spanish after-school courses for beginners and accredited A-G Spanish 1 and 2. Students can work on math through Making Math Real modalities from Kinder–5th grade foundational skills and middle-school Common Core up to high school AP Calculus, as well as English and Spanish language arts at all levels with a focus on the writing process and foundational skills. The program also includes art, poetry, improv theater, student-led book clubs, beginning Spanish, history of Mesoamerica, and an introduction to sustainable architecture, using multi-sensory methods and techniques for engaging the whole child while building self-confidence.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
SharePath Academy offers dual-immersion elementary and middle school support, high school and AP/SAT test preparation, schoolwide programs for Kinder–8th, small group classes for teens and adults, teacher training, and homeschool curated classes for all ages. Its core values shape three main objectives: to instill the joy of learning, to create safe spaces for kids to be kids, and to support families on the journey of educating their children’s hearts, bodies, and minds. Kids at SharePath are encouraged to be expressive and loud, and to simply be kids, and community building is at the forefront of Erin McCoy’s teaching philosophy.
Owner and instructor Erin McCoy is a credentialed bilingual instructor with 20 years of teaching experience in Spanish and English, is a Certified Mindfulness Instructor, and was the first Mindfulness Certified Instructor through Mindful Schools. Her specialties include Spanish and English language arts for all ages and levels, with an emphasis on writing skills and having fun while learning, and she has been trained in Making Math Real modalities. Spanish Specialty has been inspiring love and fluency of the Spanish language for over 20 years on the Peninsula. Erin is joined by Jenise, a bilingual undergraduate at CSM studying Film and English who serves as SharePath’s improv coach and art instructor, encourages students to use their imagination and trust their creative flow, motivates students to submit articles to the monthly newsletter The SharePath Buzz, and organizes community art projects with student job roles.
Instructor Angelica Webster has been a proud member of SharePath Academy for over six years, holds a Bachelor’s Degree in English from UC Berkeley, a Classroom Educator Certification (OGCE – Orton-Gillingham Classroom Educator level) with the International Dyslexia Association, and a Design & Multimedia Certification from CSM. Angelica uses Orton-Gillingham dyslexia instructor techniques, turns every lesson into a multisensory experience, and encourages students to love their unique qualities and to trust and believe in themselves, and she is inspired by SharePath’s mission to promote and advocate for respect, creativity, and individuality. Katherine has a degree in writing pedagogy from UCSD, has been involved in education, tech, and Internet startups, has been helping SharePath students with language arts for almost eight years, and her sessions for independent learners tend to be custom, interdisciplinary explorations.
Sandra continued studying architecture at UC Berkeley, worked with The Co-Housing Company, helped publish the Green Pages with Architects, Designers and Planners for Social Responsibility, worked on international development for five years, and lived in Costa Rica learning about indigenous issues and ecology. Her project involved local Latinos and the SF League of Urban Gardeners to design a park in the Mission District, and she was a member of the SF Planning Department for 12 years focusing on long-range policies related to open space, housing, accessibility, and historic and cultural preservation. Andrés is currently a junior at Hillsdale High School, is a former Fiesta Gardens International Elementary student, is a member of the local bilingual community, and is the go-to person for leading outdoor activities in the SharePath after school program.
SharePath Academy is an Ocean Grove Charter School vendor and a member of San Mateo A TEAM. Its credentials and recognitions include accredited A-G Spanish 1 and 2, the first Mindfulness Certified Instructor through Mindful Schools, and a Classroom Educator Certification (OGCE – Orton-Gillingham Classroom Educator level) with the International Dyslexia Association.
Last updated April 1, 2026.
• Ages: 5–18 years old
SharePath Academy offers dual-immersion elementary and middle school support, high school and AP/SAT test preparation, schoolwide programs for Kinder–8th, small group classes for teens and adults, teacher training, and homeschool curated classes for all ages. Its core values shape three main objectives: to instill the joy of learning, to create safe spaces for kids to be kids, and to support families on the journey of educating their children’s hearts, bodies, and minds. Kids at SharePath are encouraged to be expressive and loud, and to simply be kids, and community building is at the forefront of Erin McCoy’s teaching philosophy.
Owner and instructor Erin McCoy is a credentialed bilingual instructor with 20 years of teaching experience in Spanish and English, is a Certified Mindfulness Instructor, and was the first Mindfulness Certified Instructor through Mindful Schools. Her specialties include Spanish and English language arts for all ages and levels, with an emphasis on writing skills and having fun while learning, and she has been trained in Making Math Real modalities. Spanish Specialty has been inspiring love and fluency of the Spanish language for over 20 years on the Peninsula. Erin is joined by Jenise, a bilingual undergraduate at CSM studying Film and English who serves as SharePath’s improv coach and art instructor, encourages students to use their imagination and trust their creative flow, motivates students to submit articles to the monthly newsletter The SharePath Buzz, and organizes community art projects with student job roles.
Instructor Angelica Webster has been a proud member of SharePath Academy for over six years, holds a Bachelor’s Degree in English from UC Berkeley, a Classroom Educator Certification (OGCE – Orton-Gillingham Classroom Educator level) with the International Dyslexia Association, and a Design & Multimedia Certification from CSM. Angelica uses Orton-Gillingham dyslexia instructor techniques, turns every lesson into a multisensory experience, and encourages students to love their unique qualities and to trust and believe in themselves, and she is inspired by SharePath’s mission to promote and advocate for respect, creativity, and individuality. Katherine has a degree in writing pedagogy from UCSD, has been involved in education, tech, and Internet startups, has been helping SharePath students with language arts for almost eight years, and her sessions for independent learners tend to be custom, interdisciplinary explorations.
Sandra continued studying architecture at UC Berkeley, worked with The Co-Housing Company, helped publish the Green Pages with Architects, Designers and Planners for Social Responsibility, worked on international development for five years, and lived in Costa Rica learning about indigenous issues and ecology. Her project involved local Latinos and the SF League of Urban Gardeners to design a park in the Mission District, and she was a member of the SF Planning Department for 12 years focusing on long-range policies related to open space, housing, accessibility, and historic and cultural preservation. Andrés is currently a junior at Hillsdale High School, is a former Fiesta Gardens International Elementary student, is a member of the local bilingual community, and is the go-to person for leading outdoor activities in the SharePath after school program.
SharePath Academy is an Ocean Grove Charter School vendor and a member of San Mateo A TEAM. Its credentials and recognitions include accredited A-G Spanish 1 and 2, the first Mindfulness Certified Instructor through Mindful Schools, and a Classroom Educator Certification (OGCE – Orton-Gillingham Classroom Educator level) with the International Dyslexia Association.
Last updated April 1, 2026.
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