Sunni Zimmer

Sunni Zimmer has extensive experience in the field of disabilities and mental health, particularly in early intervention for children between the ages of birth to 5. Sunni worked as the Mental Health and Disabilities Coordinator Early/Head Start at Community Action Program of Evansv, where they ensured the provision of special services for children to support their daily functioning in areas such as speech, development, severe health, occupational, physical, and mental health. Additionally, they held the role of Manager of Disabilities/Mental Health/Nutrition/Certified Playground Inspector at the same organization. Prior to this, Sunni worked as a Para-professional Aide at Scottsburgh Elementary, where they worked with elementary school children with delays, spanning from kindergarten to grade 5.

Sunni Zimmer attended the University of Northern Iowa in 2015 to become a Certified Early Childhood Outdoor Play Inspector. In 2014 to 2015, they studied at Ball State University's Division of Online and Distance Education, focusing on Taking Steps to a Healthy Success. Prior to that, from 2000 to 2010, they pursued Early Childhood Education at the University of Southern Indiana. Sunni's high school education took place at Evansville, North High School, but further details such as the years attended or degree obtained are not provided.