Skierski recommendation letter 06.19.2012
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Kathy Skierski, a special education teacher at Richland Elementary in Richardson ISD, recommends John Sparks for a teaching position. She has worked with John for the last 3 years and found him to be dedicated, enthusiastic, and excellent at collaborating with other teachers and staff. While she is sad to see him leave Richland Elementary, Kathy believes John will be a great asset for any school that hires him.
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Denise Jensen has over 20 years of experience in education. She holds multiple master's degrees and endorsements in special education, gifted education, and elementary education. Currently, she works as a resource teacher at Prairie Wind Elementary, where her responsibilities include modifying assignments for students with IEPs and implementing behavior plans and interventions. Previously, she held various teaching and support roles in Wyoming schools, working with students from kindergarten through eighth grade. She has experience in special education, general education, summer school, and Title I programs. Jensen also serves on several committees focused on accreditation, bullying prevention, curriculum selection, and professional development.About WASD Special Education Department
About WASD Special Education DepartmentJustin Ross
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The document provides demographic and program information for the special education department of the Williamsport Area School District. It includes enrollment numbers for each school as well as the number of special education students and programs offered. The district has seen an increase in the percentage of special education students educated in regular classrooms 80% or more of the time from 38% in 2005-06 to 73.2% in 2011-12. The administrative structure includes 77 special education teachers across primary, intermediate, middle and high school levels with various support programs.Ad
Skierski recommendation letter 06.19.2012
- 1. RICHLAND ELEMENTARY RICHARDSON INDEPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT Where all students learn, grow and succeed. June 20, 2012 My name is Kathy Skierski and I've worked in Richardson ISD for 14 years, the last 5 as a Special Education Teacher. I have worked with John Sparks for the last 3 years and highly recommend him as a teacher. John came into our school as a substitute. He was then hired as an ELA/Social Studies 5th grade teacher for a year and as the 4th grade ELA teacher last year. I've had the opportunity to work directly with him for the last 2 years as I support both 4th and 5th grade special education students, both as an inclusion teacher, as well as a pull-out teacher. He was great to collaborate with as he brought his enthusiasm, energy and ideas to our planning meetings. John is extremely dedicated to serving all students with various needs and backgrounds. He is also excellent at establishing rapport with other faculty members, parents, support staff, and district personnel. He was a true asset to Richland Elementary and I am sorry to see him move on, but wish him luck and happiness in his future endeavors. He will be a real asset at whatever school who is fortunate enough to hire him. If you have any questions about John or his qualifications as a teacher, you may contact me directly at 972-977-9456 or by email. Thank you, Kathy Skierski kathy.skierski@risd.org