Experience
Wraparound Facilitator ****-current
●Gallahue Behavioral Services
●Wraparound Services through Community Health Network
●Mental Health for youth ages 5-17
Special Education Teacher 2018-2021
●Mccordsville Elementary School
●Emotional Disability Classroom
●Grades Kindergarten through 5th grade
Student Teaching 2018-2019
●Elwood Haynes Elementary School
●Mild to Moderate Classroom
●Grades: 3rd through 5th
2014-2018
Substitute Teacher
●Taught students based on the absent teacher’s curriculum while I was obtaining my degree (grade K-12). I was able to manage the classroom (behavior, transitions, and other management) to keep the students on track with their work given to them
●Focused on my skill area which was life skills classrooms and assisted anywhere needed (aide’s secretaries, etc...) This allowed me to have full responsibility over a classroom while attending college.
Peer Tutoring 2011-2012
●Helped students become active in schoolwork while leading them to success in specific content areas. Also, organized student schedules and taught students new curriculum.
Education
Indiana Wesleyan University 2015-2018
Bachelor’s Degree in Exceptional Needs Education
Minor in Teaching English as a Second Language
Ivy Tech Community College 2012-2015
Associates Degree in Education
Skills
●Building rapport with families and youth
●Experience in social/emotional learning
●participate in mental health trainings
●Create Functional Behavior Assessment, Individualized Education Programs, child case studies, assessment report, interdisciplinary units, multiple lesson plans
●Creating social and emotional lesson plans
●One on one social skill instruction (grades K-5th)
●Collaborating with wrap around therapists and school-based therapists
●Use progress monitoring to assess social and emotional goals
●Attending and participating in various trainings to gain valuable resources (Crisis Prevention Intervention, Trust-Based Relational Intervention, Managing Behaviors in the classroom, How to Connect with your Student’s Parents in the Virtual World, Boy’s Town Program).
●Experience in various school districts
●Fieldwork experience in a life skills class, ESL (English as a Second Language) classroom, emotional disability class, and first and third grade elementary class
●Presented at the Learning Disability Association
●Conducted a CANS assessment for the youth and family
●Communicate effectively each week with therapists, families, life skills clinicians, and other wraparound facilitators
●certified as a SuperUser when conducting CANS assessments
●Communicate during crisis with families
●Conduct crisis meetings
●conduct family and team meetings every month