Stacey Friedman

Stacey Friedman serves as an Intervention Specialist at the Cleveland Heights-University Heights School District since August 2010, focusing on improving reading and math comprehension for students diagnosed with ADHD, autism, and learning disabilities. Responsibilities include developing and monitoring up to 16 Individualized Education Plans (IEP) for students in grades K through 5, maintaining communication with parents/guardians, and leading technology integration efforts in educational settings. Additionally, Stacey plays a vital role in the 3rd Grade Reading Guarantee Camp during summers, aiding students in improving reading skills. Prior experience includes teaching at the Cleveland Clinic's Summer Treatment Program, which implemented behavior modification interventions. Education includes a Bachelor of Science in Special Education from Miami University and a Master's degree in Education from Notre Dame College. Recognition includes an Accomplished rating through the Ohio Teacher Evaluation System and training in Universal Design for Learning, International Baccalaureate, and AVID.