INSTRUCTIONAL SUPPORT
MTSS-Academic
"If a child can't learn the way we teach, maybe we should teach the way they learn." –I. Estrada
Instructional Support Network Belief Statements
We believe accelerated growth for students best happens through targeted supplemental instruction delivered by both the specialist and classroom teacher, working collaboratively to foster this growth.
We believe all students can make accelerated growth when students are engaged and connections are made between concepts, prior learning, strengths, interests, and learning styles.
We believe it is essential to regularly monitor the progress of all students to identify their needs and to make adjustments in teaching.
We believe all students can learn in a safe environment with clear outcomes and regular celebrations of learning.
We believe that a team approach, which includes open communication and collaboration between school and home, is essential for all students to meet their goals.
District Level Instructional Support
Alfred Elementary School Support
Cindy Paradis, Educational Technician
Lyman Elementary School Support
Ruth Clockedile, Educational Technician
Penny Gilman, Educational Technician
Line Elementary School Support
Pamela Beaulieu, Educational Technician
Frances Emery, Educational Technician
Maryann MacDougall, Educational Technician
Shapleigh Elementary School Support
Jeanine Connelly, Educational Technician
Debra Waterhouse, Educational Technician
Waterboro Elementary School Support
Anne Marie Duffy, Educational Technician
Beth Jones, Educational Technician
Kathleen Lane, Educational Technician
Lena Wright, Educational Technician
Massabesic Middle School Support
Massabesic High School Support
Supported Pathways Instructors, as assigned