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Classrooms

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Kindergarten

Jennifer Heuel – Room 103

Jamie Kiefaber – Room 105

Erin Peckler – Room 107

First Grade

Anne McCaskey – Room 108

Amie Coleman – Room 110

Robert Seiner – Room 112

Second Grade

Bonita Larsen – Room 210

Haley Birnbaum – Room 212

Alexis Halper – Room 214

Third Grade

Nicole Green – Room 201

Monica Reynolds – Room 203

Elizabeth Niewald – Room 205

Fourth Grade

Trisha Arquilla – Room 222

Allison Putt – Room 227

Jessica Wasilewski – Room 223

Fifth Grade

Cara Gabriel – Room 226

Chelsea Grady – Room 228

Special Education

Victoria Martin – Transitional K-1, Room 109

Mary McKinney – Highly Supported K-2, Room 111

LeTonya King – Transitional 3-4, Room 211

Cathy Witczak – Transitional 2-3, Room 213

Laura Papa – Highly Supported 3-5, Room 202

Dominic Pacifici – Social Emotional 2-4, Room 206

Grace Rutz – Transitional 4-5, Room 229

Amanda Hirsch – Special Education, Grades 2-4

Related Services

Melissa Twarek – Director of Related Services

Laura Tye – Case Manager

Megan Morien – Behavior Analyst

Nora Chapman – Social Worker

Ann Pulaski – Social Worker

Kristen Murkowski – Speech Therapist

Britten Steele – Speech Therapist

Dr. Belinda Anderson – Occupational Therapist

Misti Peppler – Occupational Therapist

Denise Jimenez, RTI – Reading Specialist

Dr. Renee Lewin – School Psychologist

Margaret Gluck – School Nurse

Additional Classrooms

 

Katherine Thurston – Library/Media

Rebecca Nelson – Fine Arts

David McCann – Physical Education & Health

1628 W Washington
Chicago, Illinois 60612

Phone: (773) 534-7405

 

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HILA Partners


 For more than 50 years, The Hope Institute for Children and Families has led the way in providing innovative educational approaches to help all learners meet their maximum potentials. Hope understands how to teach – and care for – children with a variety of educational needs and styles of learning. Students in Hope classrooms regularly exceed the national average for being “on task” in learning activities. But more importantly, Hope students experience the joy of learning to their full potentials.
Learn more at www.thehopeinstitute.us