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Clarissa Chan - Lee

LCPS Special Education Program Specialist at Lighthouse Community Public Schools

Clarissa Chan-Lee is a dedicated education professional with extensive experience in special education. Currently serving as a Special Education Program Specialist at Lighthouse Community Public Schools since July 2021, Chan-Lee also holds a position as Education Specialist, Mild/Moderate at Oakland Unified School District since August 2013, where responsibilities include collaborating with educators and families to support students with IEPs and co-teaching inclusive classes. As the Special Education Department Chair, Chan-Lee contributed to the Inclusion Task Force and developed ongoing professional development for staff. Previously, Chan-Lee was involved in various capacities, including site director of the Hip Wah Summer Program and as an adjunct professor at Loyola Marymount University. Chan-Lee earned a Master of Education in Educational Leadership and Administration from the University of California, Berkeley, a Mild/Moderate Special Education Teaching Credential from San Jose State University, and a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology from the University of California, Riverside.

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Berkeley, United States

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Lighthouse Community Public Schools

At Lighthouse Community Public Schools (LCPS), we believe an exceptional education brings out each child’s unique light and potential. Founded in 2002, LCPS operates two high-achieving K-12 public charter schools — Lighthouse and Lodestar — serving nearly 1,300 students in East Oakland. With a vision of transforming our community through creating a family of exceptional schools serving youth and families in Oakland, our mission is to prepare diverse students for college, a career of their choice, and to be lifelong changemakers. Grounded in our core values of community, integrity, agency, love, and social justice and rooted in the EL Education model, LCPS is a leader in fostering innovative schools achieving exceptional student outcomes where each child is at the center of their own learning. LCPS will continue to increase its impact as we grow to a third site, ultimately serving 2500 Oakland students and their families. LCPS exists to counter persistent educational inequity that threatens our collective future; a beacon for public education where each graduate fulfills the promise of a better, brighter Oakland.


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