The Publication
Wood House 76 features independent research and advocacy related to the COVID-19 event, emphasizing data, propaganda, and the circumstances surrounding the spring 2020 mortality spikes of New York City and Bergamo, Italy, in particular.
The publication launched on Substack in July 2021 as Woodhouse, began operating under the domain WoodHouse76.com in June 2023, and moved from Substack to WordPress in November 2025. Wood House is borrowed from my original COVID-era Twitter eponym, Emma Woodhouse, and describes the cedar-shingled house I share with my husband, two children, and thousands of books. “76” is from my birth year.
I no longer write on X/Twitter but retain a complete archive of all tweets posted on the @Wood_House76 and @jahockett76 accounts.
Preferred email: WoodHouse76@proton.me
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Jessica Hockett
I hold a PhD from the University of Virginia (Educational Psychology-Gifted Education; research methodology), an MA from the University of Connecticut (Gifted & Talented Education), an MAT from National-Louis University (Secondary Education, English), and a BA from Columbia College Chicago (Marketing Communications-PR).
I spent 20 years in K–12 education, first as a classroom teacher, then as a consultant, author, and graduate-level instructor. My publications include Exam Schools: Inside America’s Most Selective Public High Schools, Differentiation in the Elementary Grades, & Differentiation in Middle & High School, and various articles, reports, and other academic/scholarly works. (See profile here for a selection.)
I stepped away from the professional field of education to homeschool my two children during the 2020–21 school year. Subsequently, I assisted Liberty Justice Center with media and data analysis for litigation challenging COVID-era mandates and censorship and authored two reports for the National Opportunity Project: one on federal COVID funding for private schools and the other on DEI-influenced hiring practices in public-school districts.
I began writing on Substack in July 2021 after Twitter suspended my account for posting what it labeled “COVID-19 misinformation.” A later suspension for quoting a Wall Street Journal reporter was documented in a Wood House 76 article that was then cited in an amicus brief submitted to the U.S. Supreme Court in Murthy v. Missouri. Tweets from my original COVID-related Twitter account appear in Team Reality: Fighting the Pandemic of the Uninformed.
I participated at different points in Rational Ground and PANDA. Other COVID-era advocacy included organizing and speaking at public events; pushing for open schools; opposing forced masking and vaccine mandates; uncovering the University of Illinois’ false claims to an FDA emergency use authorization; identifying flaws in CDC reporting of pediatric COVID deaths; and testifying as a data analyst in a vaccine-mandate arbitration case against the City of Chicago.
I contributed to six chapters in Norman Fenton and Martin Neil’s Fighting Goliath: Exposing the Flawed Science and Statistics Behind the COVID-19 Event and was interviewed for and quoted in Liz Cole and Molly Kingsley’s The Children’s Inquiry: How the State and Society Failed the Young during the Covid-19 Pandemic..
Some of my original and republished work can also be found on Brownstone Institute, The Epoch Times, The Conservative Woman (UK), Where are the Numbers?, Sanity Unleashed, and Pandata.org.
I write independently and pro bono.