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Ms. PaulsonCoordinator of Special Education
[email protected] I have taught for BPS for 16 years before transitioning to Coordinator of Specialized Services. I live in Winthrop with my husband Mark and three kids, Fritz (10), Frankie (8), and Maeve (5). I spend most of my days watching my kids play hockey, baseball, soccer and dance. |
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Ms. PignoneMath Interventionist
[email protected] My name is Bernadette Pignone and I have taught at the Otis School for over 20 years. This year, I will be the math interventionist and work with students in either small groups or other settings. I truly enjoy watching children learn math and manipulate numbers in a way that works for them. In my spare time, my passion is playing with my almost 10 year old son and 7 year old daughter.
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Ms. HansonMy name is Sheila Hanson-Fazzolari. This is my twenty fourth year at the James Otis School. I have spent most of those years teaching third grade. This year I will be teaching English as a Second Language (ESL) and supporting students who are learning English. I speak both English and Spanish. In my spare time, I enjoy spending time with my children, reading books, and watching soccer.
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Ms. MorinResource Room Support
[email protected] Ms Morin is the Resource room teacher for grades K-3. She supports students in all of the academic areas including reading, writing and math.
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Ms. Jones |
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Ms. StewartInclusion Specialist
[email protected] Hello! My name is Ms. Kiley Stewart and I am the English as a Second Language (ESL) and Special Education teacher for K2 students at the Otis. I have been teaching in Boston for 10 years as a 3rd grade classroom teacher and literacy specialist. Reading and writing are my favorite things to do and I am so excited to share my love of literacy with your brilliant learners! |
Ms. LoGrassoLiteracy Interventionist
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Ms. PellicioOccupational Therapist
[email protected] Ms Nadine supports students in a small group setting/within the classroom who have fine motor skills, attention, executive functioning, organizational skills and writing needs.
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Ms. PivacSpeech-Language Pathologist
[email protected] Ms Sara supports students in a small group setting/within the classroom who have speech and language needs
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Ms. AccomazziSocial Worker
[email protected] My name is Serena Accomazzi and I'm so excited to be the new Social Worker at the Otis! I graduated from Boston University with my Master of Social Work in 2022 and have enjoyed working in various schools and therapeutic settings to support the social-emotional needs of children and adolescents. I look forward to working with students in classrooms, small groups, and one-on-one to help build their toolbox of coping skills and expand their social-emotional learning. I appreciate collaborating with teachers, families, and other team members to ensure we support all the needs of our students. When I am not at school, I enjoy gardening, reading, spending time with friends and family, and exploring new neighborhoods and restaurants in Boston! |
Ms. VelasquezSchool Psychologist
[email protected] Hello! My name is Anna Velasquez and I am so excited to be the new School Psychologist at the James Otis School this year. I just recently graduated from Northeastern University with my Masters of Science in School Psychology. I have spent the last two years completing my internship requirements in Boston Public Schools. My role at the Otis is to help our students succeed academically, socially, behaviorally, and emotionally. This means collaborating with our teachers, parents, and other professionals to create a safe, healthy, and supportive learning environment. In my free time, I enjoy reading, going to the beach in the summer, and skiing in the winter.
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