Colorado Program Directory for Students Who Are Deaf and Hard of Hearing

School Phone 303-340-0510 Office of Exceptional Services Administrative Jennifer Gutierrez - Director, Exceptional Student Services Contact Name Becky Hanley - Assistant Director, Exceptional Student Services

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email [email protected]

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Educational Interpreters Total Communication

Public District DHH https://ess.aurorak12.org/related-services/dhh/ Program Website

Additional Deaf and Hard of Hearing Department serving students (Preschool to Information Transition age 21) who are deaf and hard of hearing on IEP and 504 plans in Aurora Public Schools.

Lansing Elementary Community School (Elementary Center Program PK-5 and Deaf Plus Pre-K-5) Jennifer Murtha - Lansing Elementary, Principal [email protected] (303) 364-8297 [Lansing Elementary School] https://lansing.aurorak12.org/deafhard-of-hearing-program-dhh/

South Middle School (Grades 6-8, Secondary Center Program) Courtney L. Goertz - South Middle School, Principal (303) 364-7623 [South Middle School]

Aurora Central High School (Grades 9-12, Secondary Center Program) Gerardo De La Garza - Aurora Central High School, Principal (303) 340-1600 [Aurora Central High School]

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Molly E. McDonald, AuD CCC-A [email protected] X X X X

Jerilyn Hutchins, AuD CCC-A [email protected] X X X X

Jessica J Berg, AuD CCC-A [email protected] X X X

Laurel Thorburn, AuD CCC-A [email protected] X X X

6 Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Tara Linn (District Lead) [email protected] X X X

Jessica Stebbins [email protected] X X

Olivia Barkholz [email protected] X X

Shelby Riker [email protected] X X

Marinda Darnell [email protected] X X

Marissa A Pepper [email protected] X X

Destany Fitzpatrick [email protected] X X

Lindie Sanford [email protected] X X

Leah Aragon [email protected] X X

Julia M Wicks [email protected] X X

Joan E Belden [email protected] X X

Stephani Faljean [email protected] X X

Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Diane Dotson [email protected] X X

Jennifer McGirr [email protected] X X

Rachel Fuller [email protected] X X

Nora (Jackie) Sanchez [email protected] X X

Cynthia Morales [email protected] X X

Steven Sanchez [email protected] X X

Kayla Sylvain [email protected] X X

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Nicole L Kenney [email protected] X X

John Morley [email protected] X X

Rita Hanneman [email protected] X X

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Angel Trevino [email protected] X X

Jhani Amabile [email protected] X X

Diana Harmon [email protected] X X

Janette O'Brien jlo’[email protected] X X

Michelle Lord [email protected] X X

Alicia Montano [email protected] X X

Laurel Robinson [email protected] X X

Jessica Benson [email protected] X X X

Michelle Melvin [email protected] X X X

Denise Tarpley-Ezell [email protected] X X X

Diana Barry [email protected] X X X

Revised by: [email protected] and Date of Revision: 10/8/18 [email protected]

8 Program Directory for Student who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing

District Agency Cherry Creek Schools #5 School District/Center-Based School Information Fox Hollow Elementary School 6363 S. Waco St. Aurora, CO 80016 720.886.8700 (Main Office)

Liberty Middle School 21500 E. Dry Creek Rd. Aurora, CO 80016 720.886.2415 (Main Office)

Grandview High School 20500 E. Arapahoe Rd. Aurora, CO 80016 720.886.6501 (Main Office) Administrative Contact First Last Contact Brooke Cunningham 303-554-4338 Connie Egleston 720-886-7025 Center-Based Communication Modes Fox Hollow Elementary School: used by Instructors Preschool: Elementary: Total Communication (from current directory) Liberty Middle School: Liberty Middle School has a center-based program for D/HH students in Grades 6 – 8. A Teacher of the Deaf provides instruction in both ASL and English within a self-contained classroom. Authorized educational interpreters provide additional support in general education classrooms if stipulated on a student’s IEP. The percentage of time spent with the Teacher of the Deaf varies from student to student in accordance with their IEPs and needs. The program at Liberty is designed to support communication and language development in D/HH students while recognizing the unique learning styles and academic and social/emotional needs of children with hearing loss. Grandview High School: Cherry Creek School District’s center-based high school is housed at Grandview. The program provides authorized educational sign language interpreters, full time teacher of the deaf and hard of hearing, audiology services, access to special education teachers and appropriate classes to meet the needs of the student based on their IEP and performance. Students receive individualized instruction and tutoring services within the DHH room. Classes are tiered, different levels from ILC classes to AP classes, where students are placed according to their functioning level continuing to provide them with challenges for academic success. Modes of communication vary from

9 oral to American Sign Language and presented in a Total Communication mode to include all students. Center-Based ToD Teacher Name Teacher Email Grade Jillian Janusz [email protected] Pre Megan Plunkett [email protected] K-5 Ruth Ryll [email protected] K-5 Celine Hundt [email protected] 6-8 Nicole Kroger [email protected] 9-12 &Trans. Authorized Educational Sign Dina Hansen [email protected] K-5 Language Interpreters Laura Jean Giacinto [email protected] K-5 Sidney Afshari [email protected] K-5 Oliva Ross [email protected] K-5 Michelle Richey [email protected] K-5 Leslie Powell [email protected] K-5

Anna Logan [email protected] 6-8 Emily Clark [email protected] 6-8 Paula Cyphers [email protected] 9-12 Macie Durr [email protected] 9-12 Linda Elliott [email protected] 9-12 Deb Gomez [email protected] 9-12 Paula Thompson [email protected] 9-12 Erica Thornton [email protected] 9-12 Itinerant ToDs Ruth Miles [email protected] Melissa Mills [email protected] Sheryl Muir [email protected]

Audiologists Meg Garbrecht Red Hawk Ridge (CTH feeders) 720-554-4024 Heather Guy Red Hawk Ridge (EHS feeders) 720-554-4024 Debbie Gwinner Eastridge (CCH & SHH feeders) 720-554-4069 Shelly Miller Red Hawk Ridge (GVH feeders) 720-554-4019 Holly Rice Eastridge (OHS & CCH feeders) 720-554-4070

District/Agency Arapahoe County District 6 - Littleton

School Arapahoe High School, Newton Middle School, Franklin Elementary School, The Village Preschool

School Phone (303) 347-6000

Administrative Jennifer Templeton Contact Name Melissa Cooper

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email [email protected]

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Public District DHH https://sites.google.com/a/lps.k12.co.us/deaf-and-hard-of-hearing-servic Program Website es/home

Additional We follow the districts push-in integration model, and gradually pull out Information for support as needed. We match the students' sign philosophy for their communication access in classes. Our DHH team supports center-based, itinerant, and 504 students.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Dr. Deb Draus [email protected]

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Summer Lapp [email protected] x x

Amber Rich [email protected] x x

Marti Kremmel [email protected] x x

Lauren Jacobi [email protected] x x

Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Nancy VanNest [email protected] x

Ofelia Caballero [email protected] x

Sally Garrett [email protected] x x

11 Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Amanda Dreyer [email protected] x

Theresa (Tracy) Case [email protected] x x x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Megan Airington [email protected] x x x

Cydney Lanning [email protected] x x x

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision: 09/6018 and 9/7/18 [email protected]

District/Agency BOCES: Centennial

School Centennial BOCES serves the following school districts: Briggsdale RE-10J, Brush RE-2J, Eaton RE-2, Pawnee RE-12, Platte Valley RE-7, Prairie RE-11J, Weld County Re-1, Weld RE-9, Weldon Valley RE-20J, Wiggins RE-50J

School Phone (970) 352-7404

Administrative Jocelyn Walters Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication Auditory/Oral Modes Used by Instructors

Additional Students are supported at their home schools in their general education Information classrooms by itinerant staff as determined by their IEP or 504 plan. Alternative program placements may be considered for students with significant needs.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Bethany Bolling, Au.D. [email protected] x x x

BJ James, M.A. bjjames@@cboces.org x x x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist assigned per school district

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Shana Bokelman [email protected] x x x

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision: 8/31/2018

District/Agency BOCES: Colorado River

School Colorado River BOCES

School Phone (970) 285-5265

Communication Auditory/Oral Modes Used by Interpreters/Transliterators Instructors Total Communication

Additional Colorado River BOCES provides itinerant based audiology and DHH Information teacher support for schools in Roaring Fork, Garfield RE2 and Garfield 16 school districts.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Jennifer Schryer [email protected] x x x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Janice Conway [email protected] x x x

William (Keith) Bailey [email protected] x x x

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision:10/15/18

District/Agency BOCES: East Central

School East Central BOCES (main office)

School Phone (719) 775-2342

Administrative Moira Hawks or Beverly Blagg - Co-Special Education Directors Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] or [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

We have a small population of students who are hearing impaired so communication modes are individually determined.

Additional East Central BOCES serves Agate, Arickaree, Arriba Flagler, Bennett, Information Bethune, Burlington, Byers, Cheyenne Wells, Deer Trail, Hugo, Hi Plains, Idalia, Karval, Kiowa, Kit Carson, Liberty, Limon, Strasburg, Stratton and Woodlin Districts. Personnel vary across Districts. Best way to contact appropriate personnel is to contact EC BOCES Main Office (719-775-2342) and ask for the name of the appropriate contact person.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Beth O’Brien [email protected] X X X

Rachel McArthur [email protected] X X X

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Multiple SLP’s - determined by school assignment. Call BOCES Office for specific name and contact information

15 Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Niki Cooper (contract through [email protected] X X X CSDB) West Districts including: Bennett, Strasburg, Byers, Agate, and Deer Trail

Diane Beard (contract X X X through CSDB) East Districts including: Limon, Cheyenne Wells and Flagler

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision: September 10, 2018

District/Agency BOCES: Mount Evans

School Clear Creek District RE1, Gilpin County School District RE1, Platte Canyon District #1

Administrative Dr. Terri Jones Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Public District DHH https://mtevansboces.com/ Program Website

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Hanna Page, AuD [email protected] X X

Revised by: Hanna Page, AuD Date of Revision: 9/4/18

District/Agency BOCES: Mountain

School Mountain BOCES

School Phone (303) 819-4704

Administrative Allan Ward Contact Name

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Karen Bailey [email protected]

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Marilyn Mahler [email protected]

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District/Agency BOCES: Northeast Colorado

School Northeast Colorado BOCES

School Phone (970) 521-2771

Administrative Tamara Durbin Contact Name

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Linda Jelden [email protected]

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Deb Dickerson [email protected]

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Wendy Dudley [email protected]

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District/Agency BOCES: Northwest Colorado

School Northwest Colorado BOCES

School Phone (970) 879-0391

Administrative Tina Goar Contact Name

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Additional Itinerant program with an emphasis on training classroom teachers to Information utilize best practices in teaching students who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing and effective implementation of accommodations and modifications specific to hearing impairment.

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District/Agency BOCES: Pikes Peak

School Pikes Peak BOCES

School Phone (719) 622-2080

Administrative Deirdre Shearer Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Additional DHH Teachers Information Heather Johnston - El Paso Elbert C-2, Edison 54-JT, Miami Yoder JT-60, Big Sandy 100-J, Calhan RJ-1, Ellicott D22, Fremont RE-2, Hanover D-28, Peyton

Anthony Thomas - El Paso Cheyenne Mountain D12

Interpreter

Deborah Love - El Paso Fountain Ft Carson D8 Christal Klinger- Peyton School District

Audiologists

Pattie Collins - El Paso Cheyenne Mountain D12, El Paso Widefield D3

Julie Miller - El Paso Lewis Palmer D38, Elbert C-2, Big Sandy 100-J

Leanne Carroll - El Paso Fountain/Ft Carson D8, El Paso, Edison 54-JT, Miami Yoder JT-60, Calhan RJ-1, Ellicott D22, Fremont RE-2, Peyton

Lisa Morales - El Paso Harrison D2, Hanover D-28

Mark an X in the applicable box below 21 Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Pattie Collins [email protected] X

Julie Miller [email protected] X

Leanna Carroll [email protected] X

Lisa Morales [email protected] X

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Deborah Love [email protected] X

Christal Klinger [email protected] X

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Heather Johnston [email protected] X

Anthony Thomas [email protected] X

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District/Agency BOCES: San Juan

School San Juan BOCES

School Phone (970) 247-3261

Administrative Adrea Bogle Contact Name

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Additional San Juan Board of Cooperative Educational Services works Information with eight districts in southwest Colorado-- Archuleta (Pagosa Springs), Bayfield, Dolores, Dolores County (Dove Creek), Ignacio, Mancos, Montezuma-Cortez, and Silverton -- to provide specialized educational services for all students, including Deaf and Hard of Hearing.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Kasey Hope [email protected]

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District/Agency BOCES: San Luis Valley

School San Luis Valley BOCES

School Phone (719) 587-5419

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Additional We are based at the San Luis Valley BOCES for the 14 valley school Information districts. Our team comprises of an educational audiologist, a teacher of the Deaf and hard of hearing, and a part time interpreter. We also have speech language pathologists, school psychologist, extended service teachers, and special education teachers.

Revised by: Angela Hintz Date of Revision:

District/Agency BOCES: Southeastern

School Phone 719-336-9046

Administrative Vickie Francis Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication Interpreters/language facilitator Modes Used by Instructors

Additional Currently have interpreter in training Information

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Katherine A. Larson [email protected] x x x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Katherine A. Larson [email protected] x x x

Allison Guerriero [email protected] x x x

Jill Negrete [email protected] x x x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center consult

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District/Agency Boulder County RE-2 - Boulder

School Monarch PK8 & Monarch High School Center Based Programming Itinerant Services

School Phone 720-561-5260

Administrative Michelle Brenner Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral/English Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Public District DHH https://www.bvsd.org/specialeducation/Pages/Deaf-And-Hard-of-Hearin Program Website g-Services.aspx

Additional We provide itinerant services throughout the Boulder Valley School Information District for preschool up to students who are 21 years old in the transitions program. Itinerant services can include direct services to students as well as consultative services. In addition to itinerant services, we provide center based programming at Monarch PK8 and Monarch High School for those who qualify.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Amy Lears [email protected]

Jan Sakamoto [email protected]

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Deb Arguijo [email protected] x x

Ali Boyle [email protected] x x

Sandy Grisley [email protected] x x

Lauren Vailokaitis [email protected] x x

Zoel Ybarra [email protected] x x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Kim Livingston [email protected] x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Donna Ewing [email protected] x

Karen Mika [email protected] x

Amanda Butzen [email protected] x

Elizabeth Hardin [email protected] x

Jessica Strankman [email protected] x

Revised by: Ali Boyle/Amanda Butzen Date of Revision: 10/10/18

District/Agency Boulder County St Vrain Valley RE-1J - Longmont

School Main Street School Audiology

School Phone (303) 776-8674

Administrative Lena Arvidson Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional IEP goals and objectives will be supported by IEP multidisciplinary team Information through an integrated service delivery. An integrated approach consists of an in class academic support, out-of-class support, and research-based interventions. DHH service in St Vrain currently consists of itinerant Teachers of the Deaf/hard of hearing, Audiologists, and Educational Interpreters. SLP service exists separate from DHH/Audiology.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Julie Tulenko [email protected]

Kelly Dermody [email protected]

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Debbie Clark [email protected] X

Emilia Cramer [email protected] X

[email protected] (likely to X Rebecca Farquharson change to new last name)

Lena Lahey [email protected] X

Tracey LeeEble [email protected] X

Kristi Phillips [email protected] X

Cassie Rhodes [email protected] X

Laura White [email protected] X

28 Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Lena Arvidson [email protected] X

Beth Cady-Flatau [email protected] X

Jamie Sissenstein [email protected] X

Karen Laird [email protected] X

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision: 9-7-18

District/Agency Colorado School for Deaf and Blind

School Colorado School for the Deaf and the Blind

School Phone (719) 578-2100

Administrative Carol Hilty Contact Name Kathy Emter Laura Douglas

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Public District DHH www.csdb.org Program Website

Additional Cooperative agreement with community in: Mental Health Services, Information Athletics Programs, community based instruction and mainstreaming programs K-12. Transition services through our Bridges to Life program. Outreach provides Deaf/ hard of hearing adult role models, Home Based Infant/Toddler Program, Parent/Professional and Community ASL Classes, grants to school districts, distant learning videos, and direct itinerant services to school districts and BOCES.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Lisa Shigio [email protected] x x

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Laura Watts-Ramos [email protected]

Ryan March [email protected]

Hillary Spahnle [email protected]

Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Arlyn Fajardo [email protected] x

Nancy Hochberg [email protected] x x

Santiba Johnson [email protected] x x

Pilar LeBlanc-Parra [email protected] x x

Roy Lucardie [email protected] x

Julie Walker [email protected] x x

Shannon Carter [email protected] x 30

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Pam Parker [email protected] x

Cindy Mutimer [email protected] x x

Mariel Knauss [email protected] x x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Bryan Zigler [email protected] x

Shelby Stubbe [email protected] x

Allison Marcino [email protected] x

Carolyn Scott [email protected] x

Tosha Daniels [email protected] x

Sabra Taylor [email protected] x

Tam Nykaza [email protected] x x

Eric Bruckman [email protected] x

Cory McCormick [email protected] x x

Ashley Wood [email protected]

Megan McKenna [email protected] x

Susie O'Hara [email protected] x

Alma Sicinski [email protected] x

Susan Steers [email protected] x

Amy Bobich [email protected] x

AnneMarie Potente [email protected] x

Kristin Alford [email protected] x

Jaimie Valencia [email protected] x x

Liv Polzin [email protected] x

Sherri Anderson [email protected] x

Amy Baker [email protected] x

Shanique Bascombe [email protected] x

Christina Jones [email protected] x 31 Lauren Waldorf [email protected] x

Diane Beard [email protected]

Austin Balaich [email protected]

Nicole Cooper [email protected]

Cherish Martos [email protected] x

Deb Branch [email protected]

Revised by: Kathy Emter Date of Revision: 9/10/2018

District/Agency Colorado Springs School District 11

School Stratton Preschool/Trailblazer Preschool

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Kathy Sera-Budney [email protected] x x x x

Revised by: Kathy Budney Date of Revision:10/10/18

District/Agency Delta County District 50J - Delta

School Special Services/District Wide

School Phone (970) 874-7607

Administrative Sandie Jungers Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication Interpreters/Transliterators Modes Used by Total Communication Instructors ASL

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Ann Forseberg [email protected] x x x

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Peggy Wisney [email protected] x

Eric Smith [email protected] x x x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Leslie Herr [email protected] x x x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Marsha Dorr [email protected] x x x

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision:9/14/18

District/Agency Denver County District 1 - Denver

School Division of Student Equity and Opportunity

School Phone 720-423-1482

Administrative Julie Hemphill Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication Auditory/Oral Modes Used by Cued Speech Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional Students who have hearing loss in Denver Public Schools are offered a Information continuum of services from CDE certified professionals. Itinerant educational audiologists serve students on 504 Plans and IEPs throughout the district and at our center-based/cluster programs. Itinerant teachers of the deaf and hard of hearing serve students on IEPs at their home school and at secondary center-based/cluster programs at Hill Middle School and East High School. Educational interpreters serve DHH students throughout the district.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Tara Aronson [email protected] X

Tara Bauman [email protected] X

Jody Berg Monroe [email protected] X

Lisa Cannon [email protected] X

Debbie Feldewerth [email protected] X

Catherine Koch [email protected] X

Laura Tyberg [email protected] X

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sarah Thomason, Lead [email protected] X

Emily Abernathy [email protected] X

Paul Crowley [email protected] X

JJ Elstad [email protected] X

35 Julie Evans [email protected] X

Tiffany Goll [email protected] X

Wendy Hill [email protected] X

Adena Johnson [email protected] X

Connie Mattson [email protected] X

Lori Merriman [email protected] X

Lindsey Nettleton [email protected] X

Karen Perry [email protected] X

Claire Wagner [email protected] X

Sam Wilt [email protected] X

Emily Wytiaz [email protected] X

Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Patty Textor [email protected] X

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Brittany Barney [email protected] X

Marti Bleidt [email protected] X

Jessi Cooney [email protected] X

Stefanie Fightmaster [email protected] X

Kim Gray [email protected] X

Andrea Steffanich [email protected] X

Rhonda Urbach [email protected] X

Kelly Welch [email protected] X

Revised by: Lisa Cannon and Julie Hemphill Date of Revision: 9/15/18

District/Agency Denver County District 1 - Denver

School Carson Elementary

School Phone (720) 424-9090

Administrative Anne Larkin Contact Name Valecia Von Weise

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional At Carson, we subscribe to a comprehensive communication philosophy -- Information the belief that all students, no matter their modality, deserve equitable access to English language proficiency. We use our expertise in language development to meet each child’s individual communication need, incorporating listening and spoken language, signed languages, Cued Speech, and combinations of these.

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Erica Kouzmanoff-Vymyslicky [email protected] X

Chelsea Sherman [email protected] X

Joelle Espina [email protected] X

Anne DiNiro [email protected] X

Saralyn Voltz [email protected] X

Revised by: Erica Kouzmanoff-Vymyslicky Date of Revision: 9/4/2018

District/Agency District 49 - Falcon

School District wide

School Phone 495-1100

Administrative Jean Rice Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Signing Paraprofessionals

Total Communication

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Kira Collins [email protected] x

Kim Chavanne [email protected] x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Jen Hills [email protected] x

Suzanne Griepentrog [email protected] x

Diane Collins [email protected] x

Revised by: Jen Hills Date of Revision: 10/6/18

District/Agency Douglas County RE 1

School Douglas County School District

School Phone 303-387-0080

Administrative Lynette Steinhoff, Director of Personalized Learning Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Public District DHH https://www.dcsdk12.org/cms/one.aspx?pageId=5755431 Program Website

Additional https://sites.google.com/a/dcsdk12.org/dhh-class-at-arrowwood/ Information (elementary DHH website)

https://sites.google.com/dcsdk12.org/cresthilldhh/home (middle school DHH website)

https://sites.google.com/a/dcsdk12.org/andye-wolff-dhh/ (high school DHH website)

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Jodi Heimer, Lead [email protected] x x

Jodi Little, Lead [email protected] x

Lois Look [email protected] x

Lorrie Baptiste [email protected] x

Cara Fiske [email protected] x

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Deb Disner [email protected] x x

Jennifer Godfrey [email protected] x x

Susan Gobbo [email protected] x x

Nehemiah Hanson [email protected] x x

39 Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Jan Renoe [email protected] x x

Kenny Walker [email protected] x x

Kristi Pinnegar [email protected] x

Cynthia Lam [email protected] x x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Sabrina West [email protected] x x

Andi Tropper [email protected] x x

Jesse Polewchak [email protected] x x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Kelly Hilgers, Lead [email protected] x

Tina Meyers, Lead [email protected] x x x

Tara Porter [email protected] x x

Andye Wolff [email protected] x x

Karin Leonard [email protected] x

Chris Early [email protected] x

Kathy Holsapple [email protected] x

Emily Brandle [email protected] x

Trina Lovato-Quattlebaum [email protected] x

Alicia Doyon [email protected] x

Revised by: Tina Meyers Date of Revision:10/10/18

District/Agency Eagle County Eagle County Schools

School Itinerant

Administrative Dr. Chris Elliott. Exceptional Student Services Director Contact Name

Administrative Contact Email [email protected]

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors

Public District DHH http://www.eagleschools.net/ Program Website

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Kendra Cooper [email protected] X

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Katie Rivera [email protected] X

Candy Jones [email protected] X

Revised by: Katie Rivera Date of Revision: 9/5/18

District/Agency El Paso County District 11 - Colorado Springs

School Itinerant Services

School Phone (719) 520-2148

Administrative Deb Montgomery Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional Itinerant TOD, speech and interpreting services provided on an as Information needed basis to students who are mainstreamed into their home school or choice school or specialized programs.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sandra Mullennix [email protected] x

Kathryn Sera-Budney [email protected] x

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Carrie Woodruff (Educational [email protected] x Interpreter Coordinator)

Ginny Hall [email protected] x

Hallie Yeager [email protected] x

Melanie Brewer [email protected] x

Carmela Johnson [email protected] x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

JP Lautenschlager [email protected] x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) mail Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Jolina Borah [email protected] x

42 Revised by: Carrie Woodruff Date of Revision: 9/4/2018

District/Agency El Paso County District 11 - Colorado Springs

School Mann Middle School

School Phone 719-328-2300

Administrative Deb Montgomery Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Additional Middle school program for students who are deaf and hard of hearing. Information Students are mainstreamed into the regular classroom as appropriate with an interpreter if needed. The teacher of the deaf provides additional educational support.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sandra Mullennix [email protected] x

Kathryn Sera-Budney [email protected] x

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Katt Sullivan [email protected] x

Kiara Johnson [email protected] x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Sandy Gannas [email protected] x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Ceci Horne [email protected] x

Revised by: Carrie Woodruff Date of Revision: 9/6/2018

District/Agency El Paso County District 11 - Colorado Springs

School Palmer High School

School Phone (719) 328-5000

Administrative Deb Montgomery Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional High school program for students who are deaf and hard of hearing. Information Students are mainstreamed into the regular classroom as appropriate with an interpreter if needed. The teacher of the deaf provides additional educational support.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sandra Mullennix [email protected] x

Kathryn Sera-Budney [email protected] x

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Donna Keller [email protected] x

Heather Dewolf [email protected] x

Julie Arbuckle [email protected] x

Justine Landrith [email protected] x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Jonette Dukart [email protected] x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Anne Beyer [email protected] X

Revised by: Carrie Woodruff Date of Revision: 9/4/2018

District/Agency El Paso County District 11 - Colorado Springs

School Stratton Elementary

School Phone (719) 328-3400

Administrative Deb Montgomery Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Interpreters/Transliterators Instructors Total Communication

Additional Stratton Elementary School offers a Site-based Bi-lingual education Information approach to meet the varied needs of students who are Deaf and Hard of Hearing in District 11.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sandra Mullennix [email protected]

Kathy Sera-Budney [email protected]

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Levanna Davis [email protected] x

Tracy Sundling [email protected] x

Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Yvette Root [email protected]

Shania Wilke [email protected]

Samantha Hess [email protected]

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Sandra Ganus [email protected] x

46 Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Vicki McNeil [email protected] x

Revised by: Carrie Woodruff Date of Revision: 9/4/2018

District/Agency El Paso County District 11 - Colorado Springs

School Stratton Preschool

School Phone (719) 328-3400

Administrative Deb Montgomery Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Total Communication Instructors

Additional Stratton preschool/PreK is a blended classroom with DHH students, Information and typical peers. Communication in the classroom includes the use of ASL signs, voice with English sign support when needed, and use of auditory equipment and developing skills. Use of personal and school amplification is supported. The curriculum follows all other preschool programs within the district, with an emphasis on language development and access to sign language for both hearing and DHH. The classroom has a Deaf adult for a role model to supplement Communication plans.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sandra Mullennix [email protected]

Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Janet Delgado [email protected]

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Sandra Ganus [email protected] x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Laurel Dunlap [email protected]

Revised by: Carrie Woodruff Date of Revision: 9/4/2018

District/Agency El Paso County District 11 - Colorado Springs

School Trailblazer

School Phone (719) 328-6300

Administrative Deb Montgomery Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication Auditory/Oral Modes Used by Instructors

Additional Listening and Spoken Language Program currently for preschool and Information expanding into higher grades in the future.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sandra Mullennix [email protected]

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Ashley Beauchemin [email protected] x

Revised by: Carrie Woodruff Date of Revision: 9/4/2018

District/Agency El Paso County District 20 - Academy

School Academy School District 20

School Phone (719) 234-1200

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sarah Manka [email protected]

Jennifer Abbink [email protected]

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Cindy Woehle [email protected]

Tonya Merkel [email protected]

Allison Bobzin [email protected]

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision:

District/Agency El Paso County District 49 - Falcon

School District Wide

School Phone (719) 661-0118

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional Our district supports the education of students in the mainstream Information setting. We have itinerant teachers of the Deaf and hard of hearing who provide services in various schools in the district. We support a variety of communication modes depending on the desires of the family.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Kira Collins [email protected] all

Kim Chavanne [email protected]

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Jennifer Hills [email protected]

Diane Collins [email protected]

Sue Griepentrog [email protected]

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision:

District/Agency El Paso County District 8 - Fountain

School District Wide

School Phone (719) 304-3500

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional We tend to be flexible and creative when planning for a student's Information needs. We do what is best for students.

Revised by: Amanda Shinall Date of Revision:

District/Agency Englewood Schools

School Phone 303-806-2011

Administrative Callan Clark Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication Auditory/Oral Modes Used by Instructors

Additional Englewood provides itinerant services for those students who qualify for Information services. EPS does not have a center-based program for their students. If students needs are more than then district can offer, Englewood will tuition the student out to a center-based program.

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Lynne Canales [email protected] X X X

Revised by: Callan Clark Date of Revision: 9/6/18

District/Agency Fremont County District RE-1 - Canon City

School All District Schools

School Phone (719) 276-5700

Administrative Tim Renn Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional Our district supports Deaf and Hard of Hearing students ages 3-21 in Information mainstreamed classrooms across the district. The Itinerant TOD supports the students based on their IEP or 504 needs. We also support and train the teachers and staff that work with our students so that they have the support they need as well.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Karen Gasnik [email protected] X X X

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Katie Brock [email protected] X X X

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision: 10/10/18

District/Agency Gunnsion County Distict RE-1J - Gunnison

School Lake City Community School

School Phone (970) 944-2314

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Revised by: Emily Motsinger Date of Revision:

District/Agency Gunnsion County Distict RE-1J - Gunnison

School Gunnison Watershed/Hinsdale County Administrative Unit

School Phone (970) 641-7750

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional The Gunnison Watershed/Hinsdale County Administrative Unit provides Information DHH supports to students in Lake City, Gunnison, Crested Butte, and Marble. Students receive services from 1 itinerant DHH teacher and 1 itinerant audiologist.

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision:

District/Agency Harrison 2

School Harrison School District Two

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors

Public District DHH District website: Program Website https://www.hsd2.org/

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Jenny Sipiora [email protected] x x x

Revised by: Jenny Sipiora, TODHH Date of Revision: 10/9/18

District/Agency Jefferson County District R-1 - Vivian Elementary School

School Vivian Elementary School

School Phone 303-982-7670

Administrative Cheryl Borst Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Total Communication

Additional Vivian Elementary is the home of Jeffco’s DHH Total Communication Information (TC) Program providing services to students with hearing loss grades K-5. The school also houses Jeffco’s DHH preschool program as well as a Deaf Plus (plus additional disabilities) program.

At Vivian, Teachers of the Deaf serve students with communication modes that fit each student’s diverse and unique needs. An example of various communication modes include: TC, ASL(American Sign Language), Simultaneous Communication (Sim Com), and auditory oral. Each student’s primary mode is used to provide access to lessons and concepts. Mainstream opportunities are available based on student performance and progress.

Use of FM technology is evaluated and implemented as determined by educational criteria. VIVIAN D/HH + Vivian’s DHH+ program uses academic and life skills to provide intensive language and instruction for students in grades K-5. These students often, although not exclusively have a hearing loss as well as additional needs, including: cognitive delay, ASD, Down’s Syndrome, etc. Each student is taught using a Total Communication approach in a self-contained classroom with mainstream opportunities.

Use of an Augmented and Assistive Communication Device are also welcome and strongly supported.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sandy Winthrop [email protected] x

58 Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Karen Chernoff [email protected] x

Megan Ramsey [email protected] x

Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Cary Shaffer [email protected] x

Kristin Cromwell [email protected] x

Amy Singleton [email protected] x

Tori Mason [email protected] x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Nancy Netz [email protected] x

Tammy Trujillo [email protected] x

Psychology Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Annette Lindsay [email protected] x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Nicki Kennedy [email protected] x

Dana Omi [email protected] x

Erin Watzel [email protected] x

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District/Agency Jefferson County District R-1 - Wheat Ridge High School

School Wheat Ridge High School

School Phone 303-982-7695

Administrative Josh Cooley Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Total Communication

Additional Wheat Ridge HS is Jeffco's DHH Center-Based Program serving Information students grades 9-12. This model caters to deaf and hard-of-hearing students who utilize a variety of communication modes with varying degrees of hearing loss. The WRHS DHH program was designed to have embedded supports available and incorporated into daily instruction. Specialized supports include: educational interpreters, note-takers/tutors and paraeducators to most appropriately and effectively provide consistent access to instruction.

Use of FM technology is evaluated and implemented as determined by educational criteria. WHEAT RIDGE HIGH SCHOOL D/HH+ Wheat Ridge High School’s DHH+ program uses academic and life skills to provide intensive language and instruction for students in grades 9-12. These students often, although not exclusively have a hearing loss as well as additional needs, including: cognitive delay, ASD, Down’s Syndrome, etc. Each student is taught using a Total Communication approach in a self-contained classroom with mainstream opportunities.

Use of an Augmented and Assistive Communication Device are also welcome and strongly supported.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Heather Gradisek [email protected] x

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Celine Ingenthron-Lewis Celine.Ingenthron-Lewis @jeffco.k12.co.us x

Amanda Walsh [email protected] x

60 Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Cindy Nesladek [email protected] x

Kathleen Greco [email protected] x

Kelley Shirley [email protected] x

Psychology Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Annette Lindsay [email protected] x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Nancy Netz [email protected] x

Lisa Parker [email protected] x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Megan Wyman [email protected] x

Andrea Albrecht [email protected] x

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District/Agency Jefferson County District R-1 - Itinerant

School ● 85 elementary schools ● 5 K-8 schools ● 17 middle schools ● 17 high schools ● 12 option schools ● 15 charter schools ● 1 career/tech ed school

Administrative Tim Hill Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Total Communication

Additional Itinerant support is available for students of all grade levels, preschool Information through high school. Jeffco adheres closely to CIPP (Colorado Inventory Performance Profile) data for appropriate placement to most accurately provide Least Restrictive Environment. Direct and consultative services are provided as most mainstream teachers and staff have less experience and understanding of the unique needs of DHH students.

Presently, Jeffco has a reported 155 schools with additional programs on a total of 168 campuses. Due to multiple locations, itinerant support is significantly different than site based support. Itinerant teachers in Jeffco provide instruction and consultation for students who are deaf or hard of hearing and travel from school to school.

Use of FM technology is evaluated and implemented as determined by educational criteria.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sandy Winthrop [email protected] x

Janelle Rogers [email protected] x

Tim Beneke [email protected] x

Heather Gradisek [email protected] x

62 Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Jessica Garcia [email protected] x

Jennifer Lyons [email protected] x

Serina Modugno [email protected] x

Sara Odinetz [email protected] x

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision:

District/Agency Jefferson County District R-1 - Lakewood

School Everitt Middle School

School Phone (303) 982-1580s

Administrative Tim Hill Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Total Communication

Additional Info Everitt Middle School is the home of Jeffco’s DHH program serving grades 6-8. This program combines students from the Auditory Oral and TC Elementary programs. Communication is based on each student’s individual needs as determined by their Communication Plan. The DHH program at Everitt Middle School offers a unique, needs based approach for student’s with a varying degrees of hearing loss and modalities.

Use of FM technology is evaluated and implemented as determined by educational criteria. EVERITT D/HH+ Everitt’s DHH+ program uses academic and life skills to provide intensive language and instruction for students in grades 6-8. These students often, although not exclusively have a hearing loss as well as additional needs, including: cognitive delay, ASD, Down’s Syndrome, etc. Each student is taught using a Total Communication approach in a self-contained classroom with mainstream opportunities. Use of an Augmented and Assistive Communication Device are also welcome and strongly supported

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Heather Gradisek [email protected] x

Sandy Winthrop [email protected] x

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Dawn Mabry [email protected] x

Ashley Garcia [email protected] x

64 Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Ashley Davis [email protected] x

Andrea Russell [email protected] x

Michael.Thompson [email protected] x

Brittni Wood [email protected] x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Nancy Netz [email protected] x

Psychology Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Annette Lindsay [email protected] x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Donna Goertz [email protected] x

Amy Murray [email protected] x

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision:

District/Agency Jefferson County District R-1 - Lakewood

School Maple Grove Elementary

School Phone (303) 982-5808

Administrative Chris Neville Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors

Public District DHH http://maplegrove.jeffcopublicschools.org/clubs___programs/deaf_and_ Program Website hard_of_hearing_program

Additional Maple Grove Elementary is home to Jeffco’s Auditory/Oral Deaf and Information Hard of Hearing (DHH) center-based program. A center-based program has the advantage of having qualified professionals who provide services to students with hearing loss. Professionals include Teachers of the Deaf, Educational Audiologists, Speech Language Pathologists, and a Mental Health Provider. In addition to these specialized professionals, students may work with an experienced and trained paraeducators to provide them with extra support within the general education classroom.

A benefit of our program is that we are located within a regular elementary school, this design allows students to participate within the general education setting as well as the D/HH classroom.Programming and instruction are individualized to meet each child’s needs. The goal of our program is to provide DHH students with the knowledge necessary to become independent in academics, social skills and self-advocacy.

On a daily basis, general education teachers work collaboratively with D/HH teachers to provide DHH students with specific strategies to enhance their ability to access the curriculum. These accommodations and strategies may include preferential seating, comprehension checks, clarification and rephrasing, pre-teaching and reteaching, and the use of assistive technology such as a personal FM system.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Janelle Rogers [email protected] x x x x

66 Social Worker Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Christy Belmear [email protected] x x

Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Bernie Joha [email protected] x

Marie Natelborg [email protected] x

Marla Bassett [email protected] x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Nancy Netz [email protected] x

Lisa Parker [email protected] x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Lauren Linam [email protected] x

Allison Mant [email protected] x

Revised by: Lauren Linam Date of Revision: 9/6/2018

District/Agency Jefferson County District R-1 -

School Rocky Mountain Deaf School

School Phone (720) 961-9200

Administrative Amy Novotny Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Spoken English services via a Speech Language Pathologist and Instructors spoken English facilitator.

Public District DHH www.rmds.co Program Website

Additional Rocky Mountain Deaf School is a public charter school in Jefferson Information County that offers a bilingual education for Deaf and Hard of Hearing students Preschool-12th grade. We provide a language rich environment in both American Sign Language (ASL) and English.

Rocky Mountain Deaf School is founded on the belief that deaf children can and should succeed. The driving force behind the school is a theme of excellence in research-based academic programs. In this intellectually stimulating environment, communication is totally accessible throughout the day from every person in the child’s environment. Each student’s potential is maximized as teachers continue to instill in each child the joy of living and learning.

Speech Language Email Elementary Second Itinera Cen Pathologist ary nt ter

Suzanne Sharpe [email protected] x x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementar Second Itinera Cen y ary nt ter

Eileen Kratzer (Asst’ Principal) [email protected] X X

Nancy McAnlis (Team Leader) [email protected] X

Rachel Benedict (Team Primary-EC [email protected] Leader E and Elem

Heather Hapke (Transition [email protected] X Teacher)

Revised by: Kristie Lukowicz [email protected] Date of Revision: 9/11/2018

District/Agency Jefferson County District R-1 - Lakewood

School Vivian Preschool

School Phone (303) 982-7670

Administrative Ana Robertson Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication Delete options that do not apply Modes Used by ASL Instructors Auditory/Oral Total Communication

Additional vVivian preschool is the home of Jeffco’s DHH preschool program Information serving students age 3-5 with various levels of support for pre-academics and communication. Instruction and support for emerging modalities (AO, TC, etc.) is provided. Option for half day or modified full-day and/or intensive needs is available.

Supports include: integrated classroom setting with typical hearing peers providing language and social skill models. DHH preschool program provides an ECE (Early Child Education) curriculum with an emphasis on receptive and expressive language development using student’s primary communication mode.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sandy Winthrop [email protected] x x x x

Janelle Rogers [email protected] x x x x

Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Kim Clark [email protected] x

Candace Ward [email protected] x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Pathologist

Tamara Trujillo [email protected] X

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

69 Kathryn Grieble [email protected] x

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District/Agency Larimer County Park R-3 - Estes Park

School Estes Park School District R3

School Phone (970) 586-7406

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Revised by: Nancy Alexander Date of Revision:

District/Agency Larimer County Poudre - Fort Collins

School Poudre School District

School Phone (970) 490-3213

Administrative Romie Tobin Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional A more detailed district program guideline book is available. Please Information contact Romie Tobin at [email protected].

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Mary Beth Bramel [email protected]

Kathryn Rudd [email protected]

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Megan Prewett [email protected]

Jaimee Cordova [email protected]

Brittney Brown [email protected]

Teri Marsh [email protected]

Tanya McGrew [email protected]

Kylie Mosell [email protected]

Monica Morgan [email protected]

Gabi Tyson [email protected]

Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Jen Melaragno [email protected] x

Lyndsi Mason [email protected] x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Kerry Alexander [email protected]

Jill Ayars [email protected]

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Cathy Bowles [email protected]

Deann Fuller [email protected]

Brooke Pinaud [email protected]

Kate Buffington [email protected]

Diane Kallhoff [email protected]

Michelle Kalos [email protected]

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision:9-6-2018

District/Agency Larimer County Thompson R-2J - Loveland

School District Wide

School Phone 970-613-5000

Administrative Charlie Carter Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Public District DHH www.thompsonschools.org Program Website

Additional Thompson School District provides Itinerant Services from two Information Teachers of the Deaf. There are three center based programs that house the Educational Sign Language Interpreters and students that receive those services.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

TBD X X X X

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Andrea Kronberg [email protected] X X X

Dana Croteau [email protected] X X X X

Dondi Major [email protected] X X X

Laurie Dean [email protected] X X X

Tina Carey [email protected] X X X X

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

We have multiple SLPs at various buildings throughout the district.

74 Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Craig Stalker [email protected] X X X

Megg Stalker [email protected] X X X

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision:10/10/18

District/Agency Lewis-Palmer School District #38

School Phone (719) 785-4208

Administrative Rick Frampton Contact Name Director of Exceptional Student Services

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by CASE Instructors Auditory/Oral Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Additional Our Deaf and Hard of Hearing Program serves students with hearing Information loss (PK through Transition) who are on IEPs and 504 plans.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Julie Miller [email protected] x x x

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Barrett Weisheipl [email protected] x

Cathy Cortese [email protected] x x

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Tarah Thomas [email protected] x

Beth Gormley [email protected] X x x

Young, Cheryl [email protected] X

Walker, Heather [email protected] X

Glen, Andrea [email protected] X x x

Smoot, Kim [email protected] X

Morgan, Janie [email protected] x

76 Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Cathy Cortese [email protected] x x x

Trina Lovato-Quattlebaum [email protected] x

Revised by: Cathy Cortese Date of Revision: October 10, 2018

District/Agency Mesa County Valley School District 51

School Hawthorne Building

School Phone (970) 254-5407

Administrative Laura Coulter Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters Total Communication

Additional We have about 22,000 students in our district, with about 100 students Information having educationally significant hearing loss. Of those 100 students about half have IEPs or 504 plans. Most are in their home schools in the general education classroom.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sarah Wedekin [email protected]

Vauna Gross [email protected]

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Claudette Lane [email protected] X

Mary DiDario [email protected] X

Moby Hoefling [email protected] X

Nikki Chin-see [email protected] X

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Chelsea Kobylarz [email protected]

Julie Redeye [email protected]

Leslie Goldberg [email protected]

Roberta Fenske [email protected]

Tamara Crist [email protected]

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision: September 4, 2018

District/Agency Montrose County School District RE-1J

School District-wide

School Phone 970-249-7726

Administrative Wendy Dawson Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Ann Forsberg [email protected] X X

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Carie Brannam [email protected] Presch

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Linda Wrenshall [email protected] X

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District/Agency Morgan County District RE-3 - Fort Morgan

School Phone (970) 867-8297

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional Students are mainstreamed in their home schools and receive itinerant Information services based on their IEP.

Revised by: B.J. James Date of Revision:

District/Agency Pueblo City Schools District 60

School Bessemer Academy

School Phone (719) 549-7933

Administrative Angela Flores Contact Name Jaime Schwab

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Tawona Katz [email protected]

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District/Agency Pueblo City Schools District 60

School Centennial High School

School Phone (719) 549-7353

Administrative Dave Craddock Contact Name Nicole Minniss

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Public District DHH http://centennial.pueblocityschools.us/Classrooms/mrs-johnson---learni Program Website ng-strategies-corrective-reading

Additional Kathryn Johnson - Center Base Program - 9-12th Deaf and Hard of Information Hearing Specialist

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Jeanette Smith [email protected] X X

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Kathryn Johnson [email protected] 9-12

Diane Thompson [email protected] 9-12

Teacher of the Deaf Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center (TOD)Specialist

Kathryn Johnson [email protected] X X

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision: September 3, 2018

District/Agency Pueblo County District 70 - Pueblo (Rural)

School Pueblo County High

School Phone (719) 948-3351

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Public District DHH Program Website

Additional Deaf and hard of hearing students are served in their home schools, Information depending on their needs.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Colleen Maxwell [email protected]

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Shannon Martinez [email protected]

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District/Agency School District 27J

School Southeast Elementary

Administrative Mary Gomez Contact Name

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sarah Meade [email protected]

Julie Lindenschmidt [email protected]

BJ James

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Colleen Erdman [email protected]

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District/Agency Summit County District 1 - Summit

School Phone (303) 819-4704

Administrative Mary Kay Dore Contact Name

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators

Total Communication

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Marilyn Mahler [email protected]

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District/Agency Weld County District 6 - Greeley

School Billie Martinez North, Chappelow, Greeley Central High School

School Phone (970) (BMN) 348-1803, (C) 348-1200, (GCHS) 348-5000

Administrative Nyla Buffington Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Additional Greeley-Evans Schools offer a continuum of services for students who Information are deaf or hard of hearing.

There are center based sites for K-8 and 9-12. These sites offer individual classrooms as well as mainstreaming, dependent upon the students needs.

There are itinerant services for students not at the center based sites. Consult and direct services are both offered.

We believe in communication. Whatever modality (auditory/oral, sign language, simcom, etc) works for the student is what is taught.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Lisa Guzman [email protected] X X X X

Tammy O’Dell [email protected] X X X X

Educational Interpreter Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Karen Burroughs [email protected] X X

Diane Loewe [email protected] X X

Kayla Hix [email protected] X X

Shannon Segovia [email protected] X X

Rachelle Edwards [email protected] X X

MJ Tom [email protected] X X

Mandi Valenciano [email protected] X X

86 Paraprofessional Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Raven McGeen [email protected] X

Shani Crawford [email protected] X X

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist

Jolynn Hirai [email protected] X X

Shannon Turley [email protected] X X X

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Sherry Tychsen [email protected] X

Natalie Victor [email protected] X X

Chelsey Jernigan [email protected] X X

Kim Serna [email protected] X X

Mollee Reiber [email protected] X X

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District/Agency Weld County District RE-3J - Keenesburg

School Weld Central Middle School

School Phone (720) 593-0717

Administrative Davin Scott Contact Name

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Betty James [email protected]

Revised by: Colleen Erdman Date of Revision:

District/Agency Weld County District RE-5J - Johnstown-Milliken

School All District Schools

School Phone (970) 584-6050

Administrative Rachael Browning Contact Name Special Education Director

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors

Additional Students are supported in their general education classrooms by Information itinerant staff as determined by their IEP or 504 plan. Alternative program placements may be considered for students with significant needs.

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Bethany Bolling, Au.D., [email protected] x x x CCC-A

Speech Language Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center Pathologist assigned to building by x x x District

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Shana Bokelman [email protected] x x x

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision: 9/10/2018

District/Agency Weld County District RE-8 - Fort Lupton

School Twombly Elementary

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Colleen Erdman [email protected]

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District/Agency Weld County School District RE-4 - Windsor

Communication ASL Modes Used by Auditory/Oral Instructors Cued Speech Interpreters/Transliterators Total Communication

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District/Agency Widefield School District 3

School SA Wilson

School Phone (719)391-3050

Administrative Lisa Humberd, Special Education Director Contact Name

Administrative [email protected] Contact Email

Communication Auditory/Oral Modes Used by Sign language Interpreters Instructors

Mark an X in the applicable box below Audiologist Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Pattie Collins [email protected] x

Teacher of the Deaf (TOD) Email Elementary Secondary Itinerant Center

Jodi Dunn [email protected] x

Revised by: [email protected] Date of Revision:10/10/2018