Stacey Ford is a Special Education Program Supervisor that supports the Intellectual Disabilities, Autism, Emotional Behavioral Disorder, and Transition programs. Stacey has experience in supporting students with disabilities at the school and district level. She has served the Cobb County School District in the roles of Classroom Teacher, Educational Program Specialist, Special Education Cluster Supervisor, and Support & Services Administrator. Stacey is passionate about supporting the Special Education Department from the district level. She is a firm believer that positive collaboration with all stakeholders is the most effective way to promote student success.
Courtney Hardy is a Special Education Program Supervisor that supports the Intellectual Disabilities, Autism, Emotional Behavioral Disorders, and Transition programs. Courtney has 21 years of experience supporting students at the local level. She has served the Cobb County School District and the Henry County School District in the roles of HAVEN Teacher, Emotional and Behavioral Disorders Program Teacher, Interrelated Teacher, Special Education Lead Teacher, and Support and Services Administrator. Courtney is passionate about supporting and collaborating with teachers, schools, and families in meeting the cognitive, social, emotional, and behavioral needs of all students.
Phyllis Joyner is a Special Education Program Supervisor that supports the Intellectual Disabilities, Autism, Emotional, Behavioral Disorder, and Transition Programs. Phyllis has experience supporting students at the local school and district level for over 22 years. She has served Cobb County School District as a Haven Academy self-contained teacher in the GNETS program, Interrelated special education teacher, Special Education Lead Teacher, Education Program Specialist, and Special Services Administrator. In addition, Phyllis has served on the Cobb County Parent Engagement Committee. Phyllis is extremely vehement about supporting educators to create unique, learning opportunities to enhance student academic, social, and emotional maturation.
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