Williston Central

Lisa Bisbee

My name is Lisa Bisbee and I love math more than most people.  I live in Huntington with my husband, son, daughter, dog and cat.  I grew up in Middlebury VT and then graduated from Hamilton College with a double major in Mathematics and Psychology.  After some years working as a ski bum, I returned to VT and found myself working with children with emotional and behavioral challenges.  I was granted a teaching fellowship through UVM and in 1995 was awarded a Masters in Education with an endorsement of Learning Specialist/Consulting Teacher.  I did my internship in Swift House, but I have worked all around the school since 1995.

I love spending time outside with my family, hiking, gardening and, it turns out, I love yelling encouragement from the sidelines at my children's soccer games and pep rallies!  I enjoy traveling to National parks and around the world.  I love reading excellent books and I am always open to suggestions.  Dance parties, laughing and helping people figure out problems are some of my favorites things.

Erin Chicoine

My name is Erin Chicoine and I’ve been working as a school social worker in the Williston schools since 2006.  In 2010, I began working exclusively in Trek House.  Prior to coming to Williston, I was a school social worker in Burlington.  I earned my undergraduate and master’s degrees from UVM.  I am very passionate about my work with students and families.  I collaborating with other school professionals and community providers to best meet the needs of students. 

In my free time, I love to run, watch sports and spend time with the my family and friends.  I live in Jericho with my husband and two children.  

Katie Cuttitta

Hi, my name is Katie Cuttitta. I'm a CVSD Special Educator working with 3rd and 4th graders in Equinox at Williston Central School. I have been fortunate to have worked at both ABS and WCS since 1997. As a case manager, I have the opportunity to Co-Teach with all of the classroom teachers on Equinox. I also support student learning in 1:1 and small group work. 

Prior to teaching in Williston, I was a special educator in Manchester, Vermont and a first grade classroom teacher in Baltimore, Maryland. In 1993, I received my undergraduate degree from the University of Cincinnati with teaching licenses in Special Education and Elementary Education. In 2003, I completed my Masters in Education at Saint Michael's College, with a concentration in reading fluency. 

In addition to teaching elementary students, I am an instructor in the Special Education Department at the University of Vermont. In order to give back to our community, I spent 4 years as a Board member for the Vermont Family Network. I live in Williston with my husband, our two children and a lovely golden retriever, Brooks. I have had the unique privilege of sharing the same school (WCS/ABS) with my own children!

Matt Glass

Hi! My name is Matt Glass and I am in my 9th year at Williston Central School. I am a special educator and classroom teacher in our Trek Program as part of our larger Delta Support System. I love having the opportunity each day to help support students on their journey as they learn and grow. I was so fortunate to have caring adults in school as I grew up, and I feel so fortunate to be a small part of our students’ lives here at Williston. In my free time, I love to fish, play golf, and spend time outside with friends and family. I look forward to getting to know all of our students and families and helping in any way that I can. 

Please do not hesitate to contact me at mglass@cvsdvt.org or reach me at 871-6133.

June Gulla

I am a Summit House Teacher and Case Manager.  Depending on what is needed, I co-teach in Math and Language Arts; I teach small reading, writing and math classes; I support the learning and social-emotional needs of our students.  I have been teaching here at Williston Central School since 2000.  Along with my career as an educator, I have my own business as a founding representative for Opulenza Designs Jewelry.  For fun, I love to travel, hike and spend time on the lake paddle boarding and boating!  I prefer a life filled with new adventures, new learning and to be surrounded by family and friends as often as possible.  Finally, I am a proud mom to my daughter Riley!!  She was born in 2017 and is my adventure buddy!!  She loves traveling and going on adventures as long as it entails being with her people!  

Kristyn Hebert

Hi, my name is Kristyn Maxwell-Smith (Hebert). I'm a CVSD Special Educator working with 7th and 8th graders in Harbor House at Williston Central School. I have worked at WCS since 1998. As a case manager, I have the opportunity to Co-Teach with some of the classroom teachers on Harbor. I also support student learning in 1:1 and small group work.

Prior to teaching in Williston, I was a special educator in Chester, Vermont for four years, and I worked as a wilderness educator for Eckerd Family Youth Alternatives in northern NH for two and a half years.  I received my undergraduate degree from Green Mountain College with teaching licenses in Special Education and Elementary Education.  I completed my Masters of Education at Castleton State College, as a Consulting Teacher/Learning Specialist K-22 year old.

I live in Colchester, on Lake Champlain, with my husband. We have three adult children, two boys and a girl, and our adorable little dogs, Pepper and Spinner.

Mollie Burke-Bendzunas

Mollie Burke-Bendzunas has lived and worked in Vermont since 2001 starting off as a Special Educator then transitioning in 2008 to work as a Speech-Language Pathologist. She earned a Masters degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders at Marywood University in Scranton, Pennsylvania, where she also earned a dual Bachelors degree Special Education and Elementary Education.  Her aim as a Speech-Language Pathologist is to inform, empower and uplift children, adolescents and adults using her skills and knowledge to collaborate with you to help you meet your goals. She values and supports all learners and strives to create a safe space to be your authentic self.

Mollie has experience working in a variety of settings, including schools, skilled nursing facilities, the Stern Center and seeing private clients. However, the last 13 years working in a middle school setting has been her favorite!  She holds a Certificate of Clinical Competence from the American Speech and Hearing Association (ASHA) and a Vermont Educator’s License in Special Education and Speech-Language Pathology. Additionally, Mollie is 2-time ACE Award Recipient for Continuing Education from ASHA. She loves to learn, unlearn and learn again. 

Mollie grew up in Minnesota then moved to Pennsylvania with her family during her middle school years.  Upon graduating from college in 2001, Mollie moved to Vermont to live and work in this gorgeous state.  Currently, Mollie lives in Williston Village with her husband where she is an active member in Williston In Bloom, a group of community members who plant flowers in the town garden beds. Along with her love of gardening, Mollie enjoys spending time outside hiking, paddleboarding, running, snowshoeing, skiing and traveling.  She looks forward to joining the Williston Central School community this year.

Tyler Mello

Hi, my name is Tyler Mello. I have been working in education for the past ten years. I am a special education teacher on team Trek. I love being a part of the amazing community in Williston!

I grew up in Massachusetts but have been living in Vermont for about eight years now. I currently live in Burlington with my wife, son, and two dogs. I love to read, cook and listen to music.

Ryan Palmer 

Ryan Palmer is a Special Educator working with third and fourth graders on the Kaleidoscope Team at Williston Central School. Prior to his current role Ryan was an Autism Specialist at Williston, working with students from third to eighth grade. In this role Ryan’s focus was on teaching students social cognition and behavior management skills. 

Ryan received his undergraduate degree in Education from Franklin Pierce University. Ryan was also a member of the Franklin Pierce Men’s Lacrosse Team and continues his passion for the sport as a coach. Ryan has been part of the Champlain Valley Union High School Boy’s Lacrosse coaching staff for the past 5 years. Ryan continues to coach in the off-season with the 802 Lacrosse Club Team, coaching elite high school boys from around the state. 

Currently, Ryan is in the process of completing his Masters in Special Education at Saint Michael's College.

Out of school Ryan enjoys woodworking, fly fishing, and spending time with friends and family.

Morgan Rocissono

My name is Morgan Rocissono.  I have been working at Williston Central school since 2013.  I received my Masters in education in 2012 from The University of Vermont.  I am a special educator on the Mosaic Team: grades 3 and 4.  I collaborate with 4 general educators to support all students on our team.  Additionally, I teach a middle school math class. 

I live in South Burlington with my husband, daughter and baby boy.

Angie Thibault

Hi, my name is Angie Thibault and I have been a Speech Language Pathologist at Williston Central School since 2005.  I graduated with a Masters in Communication Sciences from the University of Vermont. I hold a certificate of clinical competence and am an active member of the American Speech-Language Hearing Association. I have co-facilitated our district wide in-service trainings for our SLP professional learning community and served as a mentor to new teachers since 2013. 

I absolutely love my career. I am lucky to work with amazing children to help them communicate more effectively. I also have colleagues who continuously impress me with their abilities. My bucket is constantly filled spending time with my colleagues and students. In my free time I enjoy golfing, boating, traveling and spending as much time as possible with my friends and family.

Marissa Vanacore - New to WCS this Fall of 2025