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Exhibit 3.4.B.3 Initial Certification Programs: Cooperating Teachers Exhibit 3.4.b.3 Initial Certification Programs: Cooperating Teachers, Student Teachers, and University Supervisors 2012-2013 Cooperating Last School District Student Teacher Name First Name Name Univ.Supv. Mill Ridge Primary School Danbury Andrews, Kimberly Pam St. Pierre Moore John Trumbull Primary School Watertown Baran, Deanna Neil Skelton Ball Swift Middle School Watertown Baran, Deanna Anna Jedd Hall Danbury High School Danbury Ray Coletti Mlynar Broadview Middle School Danbury Blakeley, Kevin Doug Mottola Verhoff Danbury High School Danbury Bongiorno, David Donna DeMayo Peretti Berry Elementary School Bethel Bronson, Matthew Maureen DeBlois Peretti West Rocks Middle School Norwalk Bronson, Matthew Jeff Bellagamba Lahey Jockey Hollow MS Monroe Buchner, Daniel Michael Ances Shaw Sarah Noble Intermediate New Milford Buchner, Daniel Michael Ances Lahey Hayestown Avenue School Danbury Campos, Patricia Cathy Buhrman Bellesheim Berry School Bethel Chen, Neil Allanah Greco Pinou Danbury High School Danbury Coyle, Susan Mary Veach Ball Huckleberry Hill Elementary Brookfield Curley, Matthew Margaret Fitzgerald Michael Stratford High School Stratford Curley, Matthew Mark Ryan Ganschow Hooker School New Haven Czel, Kathleen Nicole Rizzo-Rivera Ball AIS Magnet School Danbury Dandeneau, Elizabeth Anne Marie Cardillo James Hillcrest Middle School Trumbull Dandeneau, Elizabeth Thomas Whitmoyer Ganschow Middlesex Middle School Darien Deorio, Jessica Brian Rickert D'Angelo Laurel Ledge Elementary Region #16 Dias, Cecelia Kellie Farr Michael Cooperating Last School District Student Teacher Name First Name Name Univ.Supv. Veteran's Park Elementary Ridgefield Dias, Nancy Katie Hannan Matte Ellsworth Avenue School Danbury Dovale, Ashley Michelle Masi Verhoff Whisconier Middle School Brookfield Durso, Angela Joanne Thompson Ball Danbury High School Danbury Elliott, Tyrone Mike Nazzaro Ganschow New Milford High School New Milford Evans, Jessica Denise Duggan Mlynar Manchester High School Manchester Fanfarillo, Elizabeth Mark Ruede D'Angelo Danbury High School Danbury Ferrante, Kristin Doreen Robbins Ball Danbury High School Danbury Fiengo, Kyle Casey Bock Lathrop Cheshire High School Cheshire Flaherty, James Brian Kirby Pinou Cheshire High School Cheshire Flaherty, James David Rood D'Angelo Danbury High School Danbury Foote, Andrew Paul Riley D'Angelo Bethel Middle School Bethel Fracher, Melissa Donna Burns Shaw Farmingville Elementary Ridgefield Gadwah, Andrew Nora Marrinan Verhoff New Fairfield High School New Fairfield Gadwah, Andrew Gwynne Whittman Ganschow Brookfield High School Brookfield Gitlen, Joshua Amanda Caparosa Shaw Huckleberry School Elementary Brookfield Goulart, Emily Jennifer Pink D'Angelo Fox Run Elementary Norwalk Granata, Anthony Margaret Kelley Eide Staples High School Westport Granata, Anthony Adele Cutrali-Valoveci D'Angelo Cheshire High School Cheshire Gribben, Erin Kim Christensen James Cheshire High School Cheshire Gribben, Erin Eileen Dunham Mlynar Crosby High School Waterbury Guzman, Jose Jennifer Franceskino Hall Wilton High School Wilton Harrington, Elizabeth Michael Sinatra Ball Bethel Middle School Bethel Healy, Mike Peter Barrett Lathrop Newton Middle School Newtown Heidemann, Kate Mark Mahoney Eide Sarah Noble Intermediate New Milford Heidemann, Kate Allyson Lynch Pinou Bethel Middle School Bethel Hoedl, Jennifer Alison Salerno Ball Torrington High School Torrington Humerick, Jacob Wayne Splettstoeszer D'Angelo Cooperating Last School District Student Teacher Name First Name Name Univ.Supv. Willard Elementary School Berlin Humerick, Jacob Wendy Gemmell Bonilla Flood Middle School Stratford Kilgore, Kristopher Sue Nicolini-Saylor Ball Pembroke School Danbury Krafick, Kori Erin Daly Duffy Kennedy High School Waterbury Kratter, Danielle George Flaherty Mlynar Foran High School Milford Krugel, Zachary Austin Cesare Michael Naugatuck High School Naugatudk Lacaria, Michael Maria DaSilva Hall Harry Fisher Elementary Plymouth LaMarre, Sara Rhonda Mazur Verhoff Tisdale School Bridgeport Lursen, Corrine Carmella Lorusso Eide Arts & Academics School Waterbury Lyde, Arick Lindsay Krin Cooperative Arts/Humanities New Haven Lyde, Arick Rachel Stevens-Antonucci D'Angelo Nathan Hale Middle School Coventry Marsan, Katherine Barbara DiFranco Michael Union Elementary School Farmington Marsan, Katherine Janet Fantozzi James Wilby High School Waterbury Martinez, Emmanuel Jade Lee Gopie Hall New Fairfield Middle School New Fairfield McNamara, Katelyn Jeffrey Alterman Moore New Milford High School New Milford Nappi, Dierdre Colleen Peterson Ball Hillcrest Middle School Trumbull Nelson, Katherine Linda Goldin Duffy Eli Whitney School Stratford Nunes, Eric Joseph Ushack D'Angelo Martin Kellogg Middle School Newington Nunes, Eric Ken Bell Shaw Squadron Hill School Simsbury Oslander, Jessica Lisa Grant Duffy Avon Middle School Avon Oslander, Jessica Tom Kawiecki Michael Ridgefield High School Ridgefield Ouellette, Amy Barbara Lohse Hall Danbury High School Danbury Paolello, Bianca Danny Martins Verhoff Brookfield High School Brookfield Perrone, Nicole Andrew Hill Pinou Kennedy High School Waterbury Polaco, Elizabeth Larry Feola Mlynar New Milford High School New Milford Ridlon, Chantal Diana Wright Ganschow Rogers Park Middle School Danbury Rinaldi, Raymond Joe Andrconi Bellesheim Danbury High School Danbury Romaine, Kelly Lisa Frese Hall Cooperating Last School District Student Teacher Name First Name Name Univ.Supv. Scotts Ridge Middle School Ridgefield Saccardi, Elizabeth Charlsie Vanderrest Ball Scotts Ridge Middle School Ridgefield Savage, Dennis Beth Terhaar Ball Fairfield Ludlowe High School Fairfield Scott, Nicole Sarah Huntington James New Milford High School New Milford Simon, Amanda Ryan Fitzsimmons Michael Danbury High School Danbury Stancati, Mark Rick Holmes Pinou Hill and Plain School New Milford Steiner, Stefan Jessica Ward Ganschow Hayestown Elementary Brookfield Viola, Meghan Jamie Pandolfi Ball New Milford High School New Milford Williams, Karryn Erica Keane Duffy East Ridge Middle School East Hartford Winch, Christine Michelle Meyers Verhoff Hayestown Elementary Brookfield Wolfe, Katia Elizabeth Smith Ball Wong, Sheung-Yi Ridgefield High School Ridgefield Molly Kreitz (Shirley) Bonilla Fairfield Ludlowe High School Fairfield Zadravecz, Ashley Kevin Cotellese Matte Holland Hill Elementary Fairfield Zadravecz, Ashley Jon Noyes Ganschow .
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