Quinn Tanner

Quinn has always been curious about how people learn and how different environments can shape that learning. This interest has led her to engage in a variety of educational settings and explore how children learn through play, relationships, curiosity, and connection with the world around them.

Before joining Crow’s Path, Quinn worked as an educator at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art, developing public programs that connected children and families with art and their community. She also spent a year at Shelburne Farms as a postgraduate education fellow, where she discovered her passion for place-based education and outdoor learning. Most recently, she worked in a Reggio Emilia-inspired preschool in Italy, deepening her interest in emergent curriculum and observation. She is excited to bring her experiences and continue learning alongside the children, families, and community at Crow’s Path.

Outside of work, Quinn enjoys exploring new places, taking walks with her dog, Apple, and discovering new crafts.