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Monica Bush | Special Education
mbush@sfnh.org
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Coleen DeLanoy | Special Education
cdelanoy@sfnh.org
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EJ Dougherty | Special Education
edougherty@sfnh.org
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Stacey Inzer | Special Education
sinzer@sfnh.org
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BA from Keene State College in Elementary Edu
BA from Keene State College in Psychology.
NH License: K-6"I have just started out on my teaching career and already love it. I love the connections I make with each and everyone of my students and knowing I’m making an impact in their lives. Seeing students have that “lightbulb moment”, work through difficult problems, and grow as individuals keeps me coming back excited for my students everyday."
Kayla Butterworth | OG & RTI Teacher
kbutterworth@sfnh.org
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Selina Jacobs | OG Teacher
sjacobs@sfnh.org
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Bachelor of Science, Behavioral Science, Granite State College
K-8 Teaching Certification,Plymouth State University
M. Ed. Curriculum and Development, Plymouth State University"I have a passion for learning and want to inspire that in my students. Developing a strong foundation in reading and writing is critical to a student’s educational and life successes. I strive to help students build their own foundations for their education and their lives by mastering the components of reading and writing and develop a love of reading."
Jan Rescia | Reading and Writing Specialist
jrescia@sfnh.org
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ESOL Certification, New Hampshire Technical Institute
TESOL/TESL/TEFL Certification Oxford Seminars
Mellon Post-Doctoral Fellowship, English, Vassar College
Ph.D. Film Studies, Union Institute & University
M.F.A English, University of Southern Maine, Stonecoast Creative Writing Program
M.F.A Film Production, New York University, New York
B.F.A. Drama, The Catholic University of America“I grew up speaking both English and Spanish. Bilingualism is a great gift. It’s a superpower. My goal as a teacher of English as a Second Language is to help my students become fluent in English while retaining mastery of their first language. My goal as a Spanish teacher is to introduce my students to the wonderful worlds of Spanish-speaking cultures and literatures. I want all my students to reap the benefits of speaking more than one language. Bilingualism and multilingualism can lead to stronger brain functioning, higher incomes, and most importantly, a stronger sense of connection to the wider world.”
Alison McMahan | ESOL and Spanish Teacher
amcmahan@sfnh.org
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M.Ed. Reading-Writing, UT and Plymouth State University
M.A. Movement/Dance Therapy, New York University
Teaching FellowNYU Kinesiology
NH Licenses: Elementary Ed. K-8, Reading-Writing, K-12
EFM, Education for Ministry, Sewanee, University of the South
Training for Certification in ESOL, 2021"I seek to stimulate self-confidence and an inner love of learning, along with a discovery of personal creativity, and a deep respect for others."
Karen Schwinger | ESOL Teacher and Reading and Writing Specialist
kschwinger@sfnh.org
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Cynthia Casey | Special Educator
ccasey@sfnh.org
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M.Ed. in Education, Moderate Special Needs- Simmons University, Boston
B.S in Mathematics with a minor in Management- SUNY at Cortland
NH License: 1900 Special Education K-12I love to see students’ excitement when they learn something new. I enjoy helping my students to find their strengths and passions. I believe all students can improve their deficit areas and learn how to use resources to enable them to thrive in school and life.
Eileen Reinacher | Special Educator
ereinacher@sfnh.org
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B.A. in Early Childhood Education and General Special Education, Rivier University
M.S. in Special Education K-8, Simmons CollegeI originally went to college for early childhood education, but I fell in love with small group instruction while I was there. Since graduation, I’ve been passionate about working with students who have language-based learning disabilities, and I love how Strong Foundations really focuses on early language and phonics skills. The small group instruction really helps me get to know my students strengths and weaknesses really well, and I can help pinpoint their exact areas of need. I see a lot of “lightbulb” moments in special education, and it fills my heart every time.
Kayla Norton | Special Education
knorton@sfnh.org
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B.S. in Elementary Education with minor in Behavioral Science- Framingham State University
M.Ed in Learning Disabilities-Rivier University
Grad Cert. Mind, Brain, and Teaching
NH Licenses: 1811 Elementary ed K-8, 1907 Specific LD (K-12, 1900 Special Ed (K-12)Lauren Nelson | Special Educator
lnelson@sfnh.org
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Mr. Dunham graduated from NHTI- Concord's Community College with an AS in Information Technology: Networking
"Working in IT does not just mean that I fix computers. Instead, it gives me the chance to work with others and build relationships as well as further develop my skills in the field that I love."
Addam Dunham | IT Support Specialist
adunham@sfnh.org