Parkland School District
Charissa Reardon has extensive experience in education, currently serving as a 12th-grade learning support teacher at Parkland School District since January 2002, specializing in English and Study Skills. Previously, Reardon worked at Allentown School District from September 1997 to January 2002 as a learning support teacher, where English, History, and Basic Math were taught in self-contained classrooms for students with specific learning disabilities, along with founding a school store to promote employability skills. From September 1994 to July 1997, Reardon taught 8th-grade drop-out prevention at Reading School District, collaborating on a Service Learning project aimed at supporting students with challenging educational backgrounds. Reardon holds a Bachelor's degree in Elementary and Special Education from Kutztown University of Pennsylvania, a Master's degree in Online Teaching from Wilkes University, and a Doctor of Education in Social and Comparative Education from the University of Pittsburgh School of Education, completed in 2023.
Parkland School District
The Parkland School District mission is to create a safe and secure environment that promotes social and academic growth for all learners. Parkland strives to empower each learner to be a meaningful contributor in a dynamic global society through collaborative efforts of students, staff, parents and the Parkland Community.