Kazz Regelman is an alumna of Princeton University and a Fulbright Scholar. She has written educational materials for children of all ages through Edusoft, a scholastic testing provider, where she was the Editor and Head Writer. She has written for children’s publications, and several of her articles published in Boys’ Life Magazine were chosen for an education anthology on the best American writing for children.

She has been closely involved with the Concordia Village French and Chinese camps – language-intensive sleep-away camps in Minnesota, as both a camper and a counselor. She was also a counselor in charge of preschoolers – ages 3-5 – at a French sleep-away camp in the village of Anglet, near Biarritz, in southern France, where she was the only non-French person in the camp. She has lived in France, Taiwan, Japan, the Philippines, and Hawaii and firmly believes in exposure to cultural and linguistic diversity at all ages. Her most in-depth experience with children is as the mother of two young children.  Kazz comes from a long-line of educators, and in fact her mother, who recently retired as the principal of a K-3 bilingual private school in the Boston area, is serving as an advisor to The Garden House and Le Jardin Enchanté.