Sandra Murray is a Special Education Program Supervisor that supports the Intellectual Disabilities, Autism, Emotional Behavioral Disorder, and Transition programs. Sandra 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, Intellectual Disabilities Trainer, Support Specialist and Supervisor of Special Education Compliance. Sandra is passionate about supporting teams to create positive learning environments that foster student engagement, utilizing effective instructional strategies, and supporting the social and emotional development of all students.
Stephanie Smith is the Special Education Supervisor that supports the Intellectual Disabilities, Autism, Emotional Behavioral Disorder, and Transition Program. She has experience supporting students at a local school level and district level for 17 years as a General Education teacher, Special Education teacher, Behavior Specialists, and Special Education Program Supervisor. She also serves on the County’s Local Interagency Planning Team (LIPT). Stephanie Smith is dedicated to supporting teachers in meeting the cognitive, social, emotional, and behavioral needs of all students.
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