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And Possibly for Practicum Experiences -- 2013-2014 Potential Places for Pre-practicum Observations by Town -- and Possibly for Practicum Experiences -- 2013-2014 Some people listed do not have 3 years of experience which is fine for pre-practica but the person you do the practicum with must have 3 years of experience. First Last Type Name of School Location Contact Louisa Latham* M R.J. Gray, Jr. High School Acton [email protected] Elaine Donoghue E Wildwood Elementary School Amherst [email protected] Leslie Lomasson H Amherst High School Amherst [email protected] or 413-362-1773 Gerri Fegan E High Plain Elementary Andover 978-623-8900 Patricia Fontes H Nashoba Regional High School Bolton [email protected] Deborah Froggatt H Boston Arts Academy Boston [email protected] or 617-635-6470 x236 Anne Moore E Eddy & Stony Brook Elementary Schools Brewster [email protected] Amy Neale E Driscoll Elementary School Brookline [email protected] Bridget Knightly H Brookline High School Brookline [email protected] Katie Bourne E Peabody School Cambridge [email protected] Ann Niederkorn E Graham and Parks Elementary School Cambridge [email protected] or 617-349-6577 x233 Anna Schneider E Peabody School Cambridge 617-349-6530 ext. 1271 Holly Samuels H Cambridge Rindge and Latin Cambridge [email protected] Jennifer Mason-Stott E King Open Cambridge [email protected] Sarah Novogrodsky E Haggerty Elementary School Cambridge [email protected] Aishah Abdul-Musawwir E Fletcher-Maynard Academy Cambridge [email protected] Robin Cicchetti H Concord-Carlisle High School Concord [email protected] Emily Sypole* E Alcott Elementary School Concord [email protected] Alice Johnson H Dedham High School Dedham [email protected] Cheryl Chase E Chickering School Dover [email protected] Carrie Tucker H East Bridgewater High School East Bridgewater [email protected] Judith Lamb E Eastham Elementary School Eastham 508-255-0808 Deborah Hall E Forster Elementary School Hingham [email protected] Sarah Daley E South Elementary School Hingham [email protected] Elizabeth Thorsteinson E East Elementary School Hingham [email protected] M. K. Eagle H Holliston High School Holliston [email protected] Linda Redding H Silver Lake Regional High School Kingston [email protected] Victoria Wright M Silver Lake Regional Middle School Kingston [email protected] Laurie Belanger H Apponequet Regional High School Lakeville [email protected] or (508-947-2660) Harriet Wallen H Lexington High School Lexington [email protected] Amy Bloom M Wilson Middle School Natick [email protected] or 508-647-6670 x1210 Ann Perham H Needham High School Needham 781-455-0800 ext.2438 Katherine Steiger* M Pollard Middle School Needham [email protected] Molly Mullin E John Eliot Elementary School Needham [email protected] Ethel Downey H Newton South High School Newton [email protected] Elizabeth Matera M Oak Hill Middle School Newton [email protected] Randy Meyer M F.A. Day Middle School Newton [email protected] Cheryl Kosmo E Williams Elementary Newton [email protected] Donna Mason E Bowen Elementary School Newton [email protected] Erin Broderick E Zervas Elementary Newton [email protected] Rachael Lundquist E Underwood Elementary Newton [email protected] Sheila Packard E Ward Elementary School Newton [email protected] Patty Summa M Bigelow Middle School Newton [email protected] Margaret Schoen* E Franklin Elementary School Newton [email protected] Elizabeth Matos E Countryside Elementary School Newton [email protected] Jennifer Reed E Mason-Rice Elementary School Newton [email protected] Patricia Karam E Horace Mann Elementary School Newtonville [email protected] Valerie Diggs H Chelmsford High School North Chelmsford [email protected] Roberta Endich H Nauset Regional High School North Eastham [email protected] Jennifer Young H Norton High School Norton [email protected] Michelle McGarry* E Norwell Elementary School Norwell [email protected] Emily Tersoff* M Norwell Middle School Norwell [email protected] Mary Thulin M Plymouth Community Intermediate School Plymouth [email protected] Christine Steinhauser M Coolidge Middle School Reading 781-942-9158 Sharon Hamer M Belmonte Middle School Saugus [email protected] Cathy Collins H Sharon High School Sharon [email protected] Louise Pulaski E Sumner Avenue & White Street Schools Springfield 413-787-7430 Tricia DiPietro H Stoneham High School Stoneham [email protected] Susan Harari* E Loring Elementary School Sudbury [email protected] Judi Paradis E T. R. Plympton Elementary School Waltham [email protected] Kendall Boninti H Waltham High School Waltham [email protected] Mary Kenslea E Henry Wittemore Elementary School Waltham [email protected] Carol Klatt E Northeast Elementary School Waltham [email protected] Lucy Clerkin M McDevitt Middle School Waltham [email protected] Ella Steim* E Lowell Elementary School Watertown [email protected] Amy Fiske* H Wellesley High School Wellesley [email protected] Susan LaFlamme M West Springfield Middle School West Springfield 413-263-3404 Buffie Diercks E Robinson & Crisafulli Schools Westford 978-392-4483 Elaine Pietras H Westford Academy Westford epietras@westford,k12.us Alida Hanson* H Weston High School Weston [email protected] * I do not think these school library teachers have had three years of experience yet. However, they are good to visit for pre-practica field-work.10.13 .
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