The Watson Institute
Megan Sebroski, M. Ed, is a dedicated special education professional with a comprehensive background in diverse educational settings. Currently serving as a Special Education Teacher at the Watson Institute since August 2025, Megan previously worked at Tender Care Learning Centers as a Teacher and at RISE PREP MAYORAL ACADEMY as an Educator. Experience also includes roles as an Inclusion Specialist and Case Manager at Achievement First and Knox County Schools, where Megan developed technology-based e-learning programs and adapted curricula for students with special needs. Megan holds a Master of Education in Curriculum and Instruction from Penn State World Campus and is pursuing a Bachelor's degree in Early Childhood Education and Teaching at Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
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The Watson Institute
Established in 1917, the Watson Institute is an educational organization specializing in educating children with special needs and in training the professionals and pre-professionals who serve those children. Its special education school programs are part of Pennsylvania’s Approved Private Schools. Annually our programs serve over 1,300 children ages 3 to 21. Our services include special education programs through our approved private schools, as well as psychological evaluations and outpatient therapy, and respite services for families. The Watson Institute also provides training and consultation services for school districts. Through our programs, the Watson Institute serves over 80 area school districts from twelve counties. Our mission at the Watson Institute is to help children and youth with special needs achieve their fullest potential in all aspects of their lives. Whether it’s an autism spectrum disorder, neurological impairment or another serious emotional challenge, The Watson Institute admits students without regard to gender, race, color, national origin or religious creed. The Watson Institute is an equal opportunity employer.