Overview of Special Education at McClure
McClure has a variety of Special Education Programs available to serve students with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs). The goal of the Special Education Department at McClure is to provide services and supports to meet the unique needs of our students.
| Special Education Dept Head/Math |
Jennifer Brown-Mendoza |
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| Language Arts |
Katie Coonan
Andrea D’Asaro (Monday/Wednesday) |
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| Focus |
Mari Ingram |
Allison Schroder
Chelsea Zimmerman
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| SEL |
Stephenson Carver |
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| Access |
Dan Bremson |
Terry Fresenius
Kate Gengo
Aaron Bryant |
| Distinct |
John Rutledge |
Alexia Ramos
Paul Goldner-Behavior Tech |
| Medically Fragile |
Chanel Moon |
Jackie Harden
Glynn Rosenberg |
| Related Service Providers |
Jessica Calhoun– School Nurse
Teresa Ashby- School Psychologist
Teddi Constantine - Speech and Language Pathologist
Emma Stern/Kathleen Torelli- Occupational Therapist
Lacy Brown- Physical Therapist
Elizabeth (Bess) Clickenger- Vision Specialist
Gier Rosvik- Adaptive PE Specialist
Jessika Hornby- Audiologist |
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Scope and Sequence of Grades/Programs
All of our Special Education Programs strive to ensure that our students receive the most appropriate services and supports to help facilitate their learning. McClure provides a continuum of services for students. When our students’ least restrictive environment is the general education classroom, we make sure accommodations and/or modifications are given as needed to promote their understanding of the general education curriculum. When our students’ least restrictive environment is not the general education classroom, we give them opportunities to access the general education curriculum in whichever setting is most appropriate. When instruction is provided in the special education setting, the curriculum taught is a modification of the general education curriculum.
If you would like to hear more about the Special Education Programs at McClure Middle School please contact McClure’s Special Education Department Head, Jennifer Brown-Mendoza, at
jjbrownmendo@seattleschools.org or 206-252-1838