Office of Special Education
Through ongoing collaboration with our local and state stakeholders, including parents, staff and students, the Department of Special Education serves FCPS by supporting systemic instructional programming focusing on eliminating the achievement gap, developing social competencies, nurturing independence, and preparing students with disabilities to become contributing members of a global society.
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Katie Buckley |
Troy Keller
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Stefanie Lavin
Elementary Supervisor of Instructional Programs (Child Find and Pre-Kindergarten)
240-586-8689
Fax: 240-586-8748
Emily Quinlan
Elementary Supervisor of Instructional Programs (Kindergarten to Grade 5)
240-586-8665
Fax: 240-586-8748
Allie Szot
Acting Secondary Supervisor of Instructional Programs
(High School to Age 21)
240-586-8656
Fax: 240-586-8748
Adrienne Mayonado
Elementary Supervisor of Instructional Programs (Kindergarten to Grade 5)
240-586-8698
Fax: 240-586-8748
Heather Shevtsov
Secondary Supervisor of Instructional Programs (Middle Schools)
240-586-8668
Fax: 240-586-8748
Christopher Klein
Supervisor of Speech Language Services and Related Services
240-586-8688
Fax: 240-586-8748
Dr. Shannon Pisculli
Elementary Supervisor of Specialized Programs
240-586-8688
Fax: 240-586-8748
Lauren Regalia
Supervisor of Specialized Programs- Secondary
240-586-8679
Fax: 240-586-8748
Matt Blazek
Supervisor of Behavior Analysts
240-586-8680
Fax: 240-586-8748
Liz Stiffler
Coordinator for Nonpublic Placement
240-586-8664
Fax: 301-644-5304
Melissa Huntsberry
504 Coordinator
240-586-8684
Fax: 240-586-8748
JoAnn O'Toole
Executive Secretary
240-586-8652
Fax: 301-644-5303
Child Find Services
Child Find is the process for locating, evaluating and identifying all children from birth through age 21 who are suspected of having a disability. Parents who suspect their child may have an educational disability should speak with staff at their child’s school. If a child is homeschooled, attending a parentally placed private school, or is 2 years, 9 months or older and not enrolled in FCPS, parents should contact the Child Find Office at 301 644 5292. Information regarding the Child Find process for children younger than 2 years, 9 months may be obtained from the Frederick County Developmental Center, 301 600-1611.
Child Find Brochure: English
Child Find Brochure: Spanish
The Child Find video showcases the continuum of preschool special education services available to children in Frederick County Public Schools who warrant the support of specialized instruction. Families, service providers and community members are invited to view the video to develop a better understanding of the supports available to some of our youngest learners.