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    Special Education

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    Resource Teacher: Thomas Rea

    Staff Members

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    Learning for Academic Disability (LAD):

    • Thomas Rea (Resource Teacher)
    • Brian Adams
    • Lori Backlund
    • Wendy Roit
    • Robert Stohlman
    • Erick Graves
    • Diane K. Griffin
    • Jimmy Castro
    • Farron Riggs
    • Jessie Rutter
    • Saba Tesfayohannes
    • Mary Winnard

    Transition Support:

    • Kelly Sellevaag
    • Amber Layani
    • William Pena Martinez

    Speech Pathologist:

    • Donna Mae Clancy
    • Suzanne Redman

    Community Career Connections

    • Mark McKeel
    • Debbie McDaniels
    • Margie Young

    Physical / Occupational Therapist

    • Tracy Saponara
    • Lisa Krosnick
     

    Learning for Independence (LFI)

    • Kim Dutton
    • Sandra Boyke
    • Heather Hess
    • Danielle Maurer-Hahn
    • Robert Hitchcock
    • Terrance Kennedy
    • Richard Richina
    • Lyrisd Charles
    • Evan Hoppman
    • Kathryn Nagiel
    • Annette Newell
    • Rebecca Johnson

    Autism Program:

    • Caitlyn Wise
    • Ben Wisniewski
    • Mark Stein
    • Florence Henry
    • Evelyn C. Omeir
    • Indira Weerakkody
    • Gillian Kramer
    • Aislinn Cunningham
    • Pamela Brown

    Deaf & Hard of Hearing Program (D/HOH):

    • Sean Blake
    • John Felix
    • Judy Heier Hammond
    • Elizabeth Hill
    • Jodi Oliveri
    • Mary Perrodin
    • Kelli Richards
    • Barbara Bradley
    • Israel Getu
    • Vladimir Pavlyukovets
    • Inalva Bovo
    • Gretchen Edwards
    • Robin Alexander
    • Adrienne Greegor

    DHOH Psychologist

    • Ken Reimer
     

    Please explore the following links for more information and supports:

    Montgomery County Public School Information

    Learning and Study Support

    Information on Disabilities

    Post-Secondary School Opportunities

    New Website for College-bound Students with Disabilities

    A new website - http://www.going-to-college.org - has been developed to help high school students learn about living college life with a disability. The site provides video clips, activities, and resources that can help students get a head start in planning for college. Video interviews with college students with disabilities offer a way to hear firsthand from students with disabilities who have been successful. Modules include activities that will help students explore more about themselves, learn what to expect from college, and equip them with important considerations and tasks to complete when planning for college.