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1 Ronald Richardson, Senior Coordinator Secondary Gillian Elliott Kelly MacPherson Tiffanie Stephens Robin Barnes Dionne May Robin Barnes Granby High Lake Taylor High Maury High Norview High B.T. Washington High AOIS at Rosemont Azalea Gardens Middle Blair Middle Lake Taylor Middle Northside Middle Norview Middle Ruffner Academy Crossroads (K-8) Ghent (K-8) Indicator 9,10,11 Carolyn Cage, Senior Coordinator Transition Services Norfolk Technical Center (NTC) Camp Young Indicators 13 & 14 Collaborative Services Transition Services Open Campus Transition Services & Job Coaching Career Development Program (CDP) Post-Secondary Programs Revocation of Consent Committee
2 Denise Williams-Patterson Jennifer Goodwyn Shannon Gould Melanie Grindstaff Indicator 4 V Assessments Norfolk Interagency Consortium (NIC): EdCAT Private Day Schools Residential Facilities Dr. Suprenia Wade- Powell Alyson Szykuc Avivah Smith-Evans SECEP Programs MANDT Focus: ED, ID/MD, AUT PBIS Dispute Resolution SST Liaison Denise Thomas, Senior Coordinator Priority/Focus/Curriculum and Instruction Gail Larkin Pre-K 12 Curriculum Instruction IReady School Improvement Specially Designed Instruction (SDI) Curriculum & Instruction Professional Dev.
3 Stephanie Whitley, Senior Coordinator Elementary Julio Batista Melissa Colley Nickita Edwards Bay View Mary Calcott Camp Allen Campostella Chesterfield Academy Coleman Place Fairlawn Granby Elementary Ingleside Jacox Larchmont Larrymore Lindenwood Little Creek James Monroe Norview Oceanair Ocean View Poplar Halls Richard Bowling Sewells Point St. Helena Suburban Park Tanners Creek Tarrallton Taylor Tidewater Park Willard Model School Willoughby P.B. Young, Sr. Collaborative Services
4 Elissa Waldman-Sison Candace Delpino Related Services Contracted Agencies Speech & Language Homebound/Homebased Private School Leslie Dunbar Services Standards-Based IEPs Preschool Child Count Preschool/ECSE Dr. Cindy Kays Lead Therapist, Occupational/Physical Therapy Chris Meissel State Performance Plan Indicator 7, 12 Assistive Technology (AT) Adapted Physical Education (APE) Dispute Resolution Avivah Smith-Evans Maureen Chappell Synergy PPHR, PPHT, PPHS, PKNE
5 Augustus GUS Guardino Dr. Valerie Wilson Donita Gordon Stephanie Alston (JAI) Janice Grier Jail Instruction Program NET Academy Madison SECEP Reimbursement 8SEC Parent Access Center SEAC Medicaid Transportation Data/ARA ESY Homebound/Homebased
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