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Vocational Rehabilitation Statewide High School Coverage Report THE COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS REHABILITATION COMMISSION Vocational Rehabilitation Statewide High School Coverage Report Academic Year 2016/2017 Updated December 2016 North District Fitchburg, Framingham, Lawrence, Lowell, Malden, Salem, Somerville Fitchburg Area Office High School Town VR Counselor Ayer High School Ayer Abel Pichardo Bay Path (Reg. Tech.) Charlton Amy Cserny Bromfield High School Harvard Jamie Morrissey Clinton High School Clinton Jamie Morrissey Fitchburg High School Fitchburg Jamie Morrissey Gardner High School Gardner Christine Aveyard-Rameau Groton/Dunstable High School Groton/Dunstable Simone Coble Leominster High School Leominster Jamie Morrissey Lunenburg High School Lunenburg Simone Coble Minuteman Tech (Regional) Lexington Jamie Morrissey Montachusett Technical School Fitchburg Abel Pichardo/Christie Aveyard-Rameau Murdock High School Winchendon Amy Cserny Narragansett High School Templeton Abel Pichardo Nashoba Regional Bolton Jamie Morrissey Nashoba Valley Tech High School Bolton Simone Coble North Middlesex High School Townsend Simone Coble Oakmont High School Ashburnham Christie Aveyard-Rameau Quabbin High School Barre Amy Cserny Shirley High School Shirley Abel Pichardo Tahanto Regional Boylston Jamie Morrissey Three Rivers Three Rivers Christie-Aveyard Rameau Wachusett High School Wachusett Amy Cserny Murdock High School Winchendon Amy Cserny **Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students All Schools Heidi Freeman Framingham Area Office High School Town VR Counselor Algonquin Regional Northborough, Southborough Rich Blacquier Ashland High School Ashland Eileen Sheehan Marlborough, Hudson, Maynard, Westborough Assabet Valley Vocational Technical Northborough, Southborough Pam Stickles Dover-Sherborn High School Dover, Sherborn Nadine Ngu Framingham High School Framingham Joe Casillo, Eileen Sheehan Holliston High School Holliston Eileen Sheehan Ashland, Framingham Joseph P. Keefe Technical Holliston, Hopkinton Joe Casillo Hopkinton High School Hopkinton Rich Blacquier Hudson High School Hudson Rich Blacquier Lincoln-Sudbury Regional Lincoln, Sudbury Kim Ledda Marlborough High School Marlborough Pam Stickles Maynard High School Maynard Rich Blacquier Medfield High School Medfield Eileen Sheehan Natick High School Natick Nadine Ngu Nashoba Regional High School Stow Rich Blacquier Needham High School Needham Kim Ledda Newton North and South Newton Emily Aframe Wayland High School Wayland Kim Ledda Wellesley High School Wellesley Kim Ledda Westborough High School Westborough Pam Stickles Weston High School Weston Kim Ledda Westwood High School Westwood Kim Ledda **Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students All schools Jon Dresser Lawrence Area Office High School Town VR Counselor Andover High School Andover Jeanine Sanchez Amesbury High School Amesbury Jen Hawkins Georgetown High School Georgetown Milagros Almonte Gr. Lawrence Voc. Tech. High School Greater Lawrence Jose Nhancale Haverhill High School Haverhill Pat Commane, Jen Cornette Lawrence High School Lawrence Enid Colon, Joe Broderick Masconomet High School Boxford Wanda Cruz Methuen High School Methuen Milagros Almonte Newburyport High School Newburyport Linda Piergeorge North Andover High School North Andover Jeanine Sanchez Groveland, Salisbury, Pentucket Regional High School W. Newbury Jen Hawkins St. Anne’s School Methuen Wanda Cruz Triton Regional High School Newbury, Rowley, Salisbury Linda Piergeorge Whittier Voc. Tech. High School Greater Haverhill Pat Commane, Jen Cornette **Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students All schools Beth Richard Lowell Area Office High School Town VR Counselor Acton-Boxborough High School Acton Nancy Donovan Bedford High School Bedford Ching-Lien-Kirk Billerica High School Billerica Rilie Brown Burlington High School Burlington Alex Verbun Concord-Carlisle High School Concord Nancy Donovan Chelmsford High School Chelmsford Rachel Chapman Dracut High School Dracut Nancy Donovan Dunstable High School Dunstable Rachel Chapman Greater Lowell Voc. Tech. (Spanish speaking students) Lowell Angel Nazario Sue Comeau, Johanna Armandez, Greater Lowell Voc. Tech. Lowell Carol Bower Innovations Academy Tyngsboro Carol Bower Littleton High School Littleton Carol Bower Brent Gassett, Ching-Lien-Kirk, Lowell High School Lowell Johanna Armendez, Carol Bower Lowell High School (Spanish speaking students) Lowell Angel Nazario Lowell Catholic High School Lowell Sue Comeau Nashoba Valley Voc. Tech. Westford Rachel Chapman Shawsheen Voc. Tech. Billerica Rilie Brown Tewksbury High School Tewksbury Ching-Lien-Kirk, Johanna Armandez Tyngsboro High School Tyngsboro Carol Bower Westford High School Westford Rachel Chapman Wilmington High School Wilmington Alex Verbun **Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students All schools Beth Richard Malden Area Office High School Town VR Counselor Curtis Tufts High School Medford Maritza Burrows Everett High School Everett Mikayla Harris Lexington High School Lexington Diane Tashjian Lynnfield High School Lynnfield New Counselor Malden High School Malden Bridgette Boyle, Keri Moran Medford High School Medford Katrina Poirier Melrose High School Melrose Tia Arroyo Northeast Metropolitan Vocational Wakefield Maritza Burrows, Matt Ellard North Reading High School North Reading Maritza Burrows Reading High School Reading New Counselor Saugus High School Saugus Steve Giannaros SEEM High School Stoneham Bridgette Boyle, New Counselor Stoneham High School Stoneham Maritza Burrows Wakefield High School Wakefield Tia Arroyo Winchester High School Winchester Diane Tashjian Woburn High School Woburn Matt Ellard **Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students All schools Jim Rossi Salem Area Office High School Town VR Counselor Beverly High School Beverly Amelia DeGregorio Stephanie Jackson Danvers High School Danvers Stephanie Jackson Essex North Shore Technical Danvers Fresh Start Lynn Yuka Langlais Gloucester High School *STEP Program *Alliance Program *Gloucester Alternative School *Compass Program Gloucester Makenzie Dezieck Hamilton-Wenham High School Hamilton Barbara Pinelli Ipswich High School Ipswich Barbara Pinelli Lynn Classical High School Lynn Paula Distefano Lynn Classical High School (Cambodian & Khmer speaking only) Lynn Sokheang Hong Lynn English High School Lynn Katherine Parmar Lynn English High School (Cambodian & Khmer speaking only) Lynn Sokheang Hong Lynn Vocational Technical Lynn Yuka Langlais Manchester Essex Regional HS Manchester-by-the-Sea Michael Brown Marblehead High School Marblehead Yuka Langlais Masconomet Reg. High School Boxford Stephanie Jackson North Shore Consortium Salem *Embark Beverly *Northshore Academy *Northshore Recovery HS Beverly Stephanie Jackson North Shore Vocational Tech. Middleton Stephanie Jackson Peabody Community High School Peabody Jennifer Laudani Peabody High School Peabody Jennifer Laudani Rockport High School Rockport Amelia DeGregorio Salem HS/Salem Charter/Sale Prep Salem Stephanie Jackson Swampscott High School Swampscott Michael Brown **Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students All schools Jim Rossi Somerville Area Office High School Town VR Counselor Arlington High School Arlington Crystal Hodgkins Belmont High School Belmont Kelly Surabian Boston Academy of the Arts Boston Jon Dresser Community Charter School/Cambridge Cambridge Emily Irwin Cambridge Rindge and Latin Cambridge Jenna Callahan, Emily Irwin Cambridge Schools (Outplacements) Cambridge Various dependent on school system Dearborn Academy Arlington Yvonne Tylinski Cambridge Extension Schools Arlington Yvonne Tylinski EDCO/Newton North High School Newton Jon Dresser Full Circle Somerville Yvonne Tylinski Horace-Mann Allston Jon Dresser, Jim Rossi Learning Center Framingham Jon Dresser, Jim Rossi Somerville High School Somerville Lucinda Martin, Rafael Acevedo Waltham High School Waltham Jen Fike Watertown High School Watertown Kelly Surabian, Emily Irwin **Deaf/Hard of Hearing Students All schools Jon Dresser, Jim Rossi South District Downtown Boston, Braintree, Brockton, Cape & Islands, Fall River, New Bedford, Plymouth, Roxbury, Taunton Downtown Boston Area Office High School Town VR Counselor Another Course to College Boston Katherine Rene Bay Cove High School Brookline Kevin Beaulieu Beacon School Brookline Kevin Beaulieu Blue Hills Technical High School Canton Michael Rogers Boston Adult Technical High School Boston Heather Melander Boston Arts Academy Boston Robert Winske Boston City High School (Chinese) Boston Teresa Yeung Boston Green Academy Brighton Katharine Rene Boston Latin High School Boston Yibrah Solomon Brighton High School Brighton Katherine Rene, Shirley Goldinger (Latino) Brookline High School Brookline Kevin Beaulieu Charlestown High School Charlestown Brenda Clark, Teresa Yeung (Chinese) Chelsea High School Chelsea Pauline Duffy Community Academy Boston Eileen Brody-Burke Cotting School (Boston Students) Lexington Kevin Beaulieu Dearborn School Boston Kevin Beaulieu Dedham High School Dedham Michael Rogers East Boston High School East Boston Rebeca Aviles-Saltares English High School Jamaica Plain Katie Ziter Fenway High School Boston Robert Winske Ivy Street School Brookline Kevin Beaulieu Josiah Quincy Upper School Boston Rebeca Aviles-Saltares Learning Prep School Boston Kevin Beaulieu Margarita Muniz Academy Jamaica Plain Shirley Goldinger Mary Lyon Pilot High School Brighton Eileen Brody-Burke McKinley Prep High School Boston Heather Melander Muriel Snowden International HS Boston Brenda Clark Osteguy High School Boston Philip Judge Revere High School Revere Jamie Leader Seacoast High School Boston Pauline Duffy
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