KidWrite! Team
Gina Hagler, KidWrite! founder, has worked with hundreds of kids to improve their writing and Language Arts skills through classes and tutoring. Gina has been writing since she could hold a crayon. At first, it was scribbles on a page. Today, it’s STEM nonfiction and fiction about change, loss, and celebration — some for kids and some for adults. Gina is a published author and freelance writer who has written many books for kids on STEM topics for Rosen Educational Publishing as well as for children's nonfiction magazines. Ms. Hagler is also a writing instructor, coach, and developmental editor. See her work at ginahagler.com.
• A published author, freelance writer, writing coach, developmental editor, writing instructor, tutor — since 2000
• Founder of KidWrite!, 2007
• BA in English Literature
• MBA in Finance
• Member SCBWI, ASJA, NASW

Seth Hagler, writer
Seth Hagler, is a freelance writer covering financial and parenting topics. He interned for Washington Parent and holds a B.A. in Psychology from the University of Maryland, Baltimore County. He is currently pursuing an M.A. in Writing from Johns Hopkins University.
Read Seth’s articles at Washington Parent
Juliana Moore, M.A., CCC-SLP, is a certified speech-language pathologist with nearly 10 years of experience supporting children’s speech, language, and early literacy development. She has worked with children from toddlerhood through adolescence, primarily in school-based and early intervention settings. She has a special passion for early childhood language development and helping children build confidence through foundational communication skills.
Juliana is deeply passionate about the connection between language and literacy. Her work focuses on helping children strengthen the foundational speech and language skills needed for meaningful communication, reading, and writing. She especially loves creating engaging, child-centered resources that support language development in playful, practical ways for both families and educators.
When she’s not working with children and families or creating educational materials, Juliana loves spending time with her husband and her rambunctious, fun-loving one-year-old.

Juliana Moore,
speech-language pathologist
