Sheena McCall

Sheena McCall is an experienced educator and program manager with a diverse background in special education and community advocacy. Currently serving as a Special Education Science Teacher at Public Preparatory Network, Sheena collaborates with various stakeholders to enhance student success through lesson planning and curriculum implementation. Previously, roles included Care Program Manager at CAMBA, where Sheena focused on advocating for underserved communities, and Middle School Teacher at Kappa V Middle School, delivering comprehensive instruction in multiple subjects. Earlier experience as a Case Program Manager with Volunteers of America involved supporting clients diagnosed with HIV/AIDS, while roles at the Research Foundation of The City University of New York and Brooklyn College included managing programs and admissions. Sheena holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Alabama State University, a Master's degree in Experimental Psychology from Brooklyn College, and a Master's degree in Special Education from Relay Graduate School of Education.