Roseville Joint Union High School District
Sheila Stein is an experienced School Psychologist currently working at Roseville Joint Union High School District since July 2016, specializing in the assessment and intervention of students aged 14-22 with disabilities. Prior to this role, Sheila served as a School Psychology Intern at San Juan Unified School District, where assessments and counseling were conducted. Sheila's educational background includes an Ed.S. in School Psychology and ongoing doctoral studies in Educational Leadership at California State University-Sacramento. Additional experience encompasses mentoring teacher interns at Fortune School, providing professional development through the National Writing Project, and working in various educational roles, including as a principal at a youth correctional facility and an English teacher in multiple school settings.
Roseville Joint Union High School District
The Roseville Joint Union High School District serves the educational needs of more than 10,000 students. Geographically, the district includes the city of Roseville, the Granite Bay community, and a part of Antelope. It includes portions of both Placer and Sacramento counties. The district currently operates six comprehensive high schools, a continuation school, adult school, and an independent study school. Our high schools are responsible for educating students from three local "partner" K-8 school districts: Dry Creek, Eureka, and Roseville City school districts.