Brittany Probst

Brittany Probst is the founder of Aspireon Academic Support, created out of her deep belief that every child deserves the opportunity to thrive. With over a decade of experience as a teacher, curriculum writer, and student advocate, Brittany is passionate about supporting students in reaching their full potential—both academically and personally.

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A North Carolina Teaching Fellow, Brittany graduated from Campbell University with a Bachelor’s degree in French Language and a concentration in Special Education. She also holds certification in teaching English as a Second Language (ESL).

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Drawing on her Special Education background, her years of experience supporting students with diverse learning needs, and her personal journey parenting children with academic and behavioral challenges, Brittany is committed to helping students and families access the services and support they need to flourish in school and in life. Her work spans a variety of school environments and age groups, making her especially skilled at connecting with students from all backgrounds and helping them build confidence and reach their educational goals.

 

Brittany believes in the transformative power of relationships. She works tirelessly to support both the academic and emotional well-being of the students she serves, striving always to show them just how capable they are.

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A Raleigh native, Brittany now lives in Fuquay-Varina with her husband, two adoptive sons, and their senior three-legged dog. When she's not consulting, advocating for equitable education, or supporting students and families, she enjoys reading and spending quality time playing board games with her family.