Formatting code for Psy370Spring2006Interviews
=====Making Contact and Presenting Yourself=====
Your initial contact should be by telephone. Immediately introduce yourself (to include student at Canisius, year, a psychology major(?) taking a class in school psychology) and your purpose (to have an in-person interview in order to learn more about the field). State that you are looking for no more than 30 minutes of his/her time and will meet him/her at any time/place that is convenient. Dress professionally, smile a lot, be appreciative, use eye contact, strive for a conversational interaction and not just question/answer.
Suggest on the phone that you'd like to send a copy of the questions you will address by email. Point out that answers to my questions are intended to go on the web site as a resource for other school psychologists, but that the remaining questions will be shared only with class members.
=====What questions are you going to ask?=====
Dr. Bayer's Questions:
-Which providers of services in the community do you use for outside referrals?
-What special intervention services do you offer in your building(s) that you think are particularly effective?
-What outside agency educational programs does the district use? Any impressions on their strengths and weaknesses?
Some questions our group came up with included....
1. What courses would you recommend taking in college besides the required classes that either helped you or would have been helpful?
2. Should we get our doctorate or a specialist degree?
3.What do you do each day?
4. How often do you interact with parents and what do you normally do with the parents?
5. What are your work hours like? Is it a normal 8-4, or is there a lot of outside work to do?
6. How else can school psychologists get involved with the students?
7. What issues do you normally deal with when dealing with the students?
8. What cultural differences and barriers do you deal with if any?
9. Would you consider your job to be a high stress job?
Liz Hastie, Teresa Rosetti, Annie Roll, Andy Watt
Some questions that our group came up with include:
1. What are the psychological affects on the school psychologists themselves?
2. What degree do they have?
3. What does their day consist of?
4. How are the parents involved?
5. What age would be the best to work with in their opinion?
6. What are some of the common issues they have to deal with everyday?
Katie Sagliani, Leah Barden, Allison Dombek, Megan Schoos
Some questions that our group came up with include:
-What kind of training have you had?
-Do you enjoy any specific age group?
-What is your typical day like?
-What type of problems do you usually encounter?
-What do you do in the summer when school is out?
-What type of assessment tools do you use?
-How many children do you normally see a day?
-Do you normally work with the other school psychologists in this district?
-How often do you work with the teachers of the school?
-How do you deal with out of control children?
-What are the most common problems you encounter?
**Allison Suriani, Jillian Fitch, Emily Krezmien, Kim Balicki, Marigny Demauriac**
Some questions that our group came up with....
-Explain a typical day for you as a school psychologist.
-What was your starting salary?
-How limited are you in asking about a child's family background?
-Did you graduate with a Specialist degree or did you go on further?
-Is there a downside to traveling from school to school? And how often do you travel?
-Was there ever a time when you felt like giving up on helping a child?
-Are there times when it is hard for you to keep information about a child confidential, instead of informing a parent?
-How often do you encounter problems with parents and how do you handle the conflict?
-What are your usual daytime hours?
-Do you play a role in contacting parents and how do you make that situation?
**Jillian Silvashy, Jen Feary, Kelly Wyant, Rachael Smith**
Some Questions that our group came up with include:
*How much time do you spend on assessments, consultations and interventions?
*Are you satisfied with your job?
*Is there anything you would like to change or alter about the standards/procedures of the job?
*What level of education did you complete? What do you recommend as far as grad school? Do you wish you went a different educational route in becoming a school psychologist?
*How much travel do you do on a daily basis?
*How much collaboration is involved (as far as parents, teachers, etc.)
*Is there a difference between the age levels of students as far as issues you have to deal with or problems to overcome? Are the attitudes of the students significantly different so that you have to approach your job in a different way?
*What tests/assessment procedures do you feel work the best?
*What is a typical day like for you?
**--Colleen Hall, Julie Schmidt, Mike Sulkowski, Melissa Clingersmith**
Our group questions:
*What type of degree did you receive (specialist vs. doctorate) and which would you recommend?
*How much does assessment play a role in your job specifically?
*What is the general starting wage and has it increased over the amount of time you have worked?
*How many hours a week do you put in? Are they flexible hours? Do you have summers off?
*Have you worked in other settings (besides school districts)?
*Would you recommend the size of the school you work at? What about the area (urban, rural, suburban,etc.)?
*How many children are you responsible for?
*What is your usual daily routine?
*Do you feel you adequately get to know the students around you?
*Do you feel this job interferes with your personal life (taking work home, etc) and with your emotional state?
*How hard did you feel it was to find a job after graduate school?
*Have you moved around often?
*How long are the contracts for school psychologists, is it easy to switch school districts?
*What age group have you worked with the most and do you most enjoy?
*What other professionals in the community have you worked with?
*Do you feel that there is a common problem or situation that often arises?
*Do you feel that other school psychologists in the area cooperate with you?
*Is it difficult to cope with parents and teachers?
*How often do you refer for interventions, etc.?
*Would you recommend this career to others?
===============Jaclyn Ostroski, Catherine Klass, Michelle Hauser, Stacey Sowinski, Kasey Scott=====
=====********=====
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=====Where do you want to go?=====
The first step in our project of meeting with local school psychologists is to determine the school district that you would like to visit. You can find a listing of almost all of the districts and school psychologists in Western New York at [[http://www.wnyspa.org/?q=node/19 this link]]. Browse the page, choose a district, and enter your choice below. No more than two people should go to one district. School psychologists who graduated from Canisius are in {{colour c="red" text="red text"}}
The next step will be to determine the kinds of information to obtain from the school psychologists. We will focus on certain areas and topics. These will also be shown on this page once everyone has picked a district to visit. So, //Open this page for editing and type in the locations and names of the school psychologists whom you would like to interview below the dashed lines. Give your reasons for choosing them. Finally, type in your wiki name.//
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**AllisonSuriani:**
I would like to interview any of the following listed school psychologists from Orchard Park because that is where I went to school.
{{colour c="red" text="Janet Orser"}} 209-6341
Dorthy Klink 209-6314
{{colour c="red" text="Lynn Roberts"}} 209-6348
Joseph Adamec 209-6383
Amy Lees 209-6289
Debra Radziwon 209-6403
3330 Baker Rd.
Orchard Park, NY 14127
209-6249
JillianFitch
I will be going to Orchard Park with Allison because the school I attended is not in this area and I do not have a car here to get to it. I would like to interview any of the school psychologists listed at Orchard Park.
JillianSilvashy
I would like to interview the following listed school psychologists from Kenton school district because I went to Kenton schools in the past.
Dr. Jason Aronoff
Mary Jane Hayes
Jackie Scheiffle
Tara Petrozzi
Jeffrey Spreigel
Tom Horowitz 874-8419
Janine McDonald
Dr. Linda Nelson
Evelyn Smigelski
874-8400
EmilyKrezmien
I would like to interview the school psychologists from the Springville school district since that is where I went to school. I would also like to possibly interview the school psychologists in the Silver Creek or Pioneer districts since I am familiar with them as well.
Springville: {{colour c="red" text="Jennifer Schneegold"}} 592-3267
Pioneer: Mark Lay 492-4066
Silver Creek: Jill Shaw/Janelle Berger 934-3603
MarignydeMauriac
Since I am not from NY state and am not familiar with the area, I plan to accompany Emily K. on her ventures to either Springville or Silvercreek. The contact information that I found for Springville Griffiths Institute is as follows:
Jennifer Schreegold
283 North Street
Springville, NY 14141
592-3267
KellyWyant
I would like to interview somebody from Maryvale because that is where i went to school.
Donald Brown 631-7486
Suzanne Delloso 631-7421
Karyn Voos 635-4663
RachaelSmith
I am also going to interview somebody from Maryvale with Kelly because I also attended school there.
Donald Brown 631-7486
Suzanne Delloso 631-7421
Karyn Voos 635-4663
MichelleHauser
I would like to interview any of the school psychologists from the West Seneca area, since that is where I live.
WEST SENECA CENTRAL
{{colour c="red" text="Jim Sipior"}} 677-3590
Dave Calaiacovo 677-3611
Randy Zakrezewski (“Zak”) 677-3174
{{colour c="red" text="Darren Kavanaugh"}} 677-3343
Charles Salva 677-3368
Diane Marasciulo 677-3536
Danielle Dotson (BOCES)
1397 Orchard Park Rd.
West Seneca, NY 14224
677-3100
StaceySowinski
I will be contacting West Seneca West and Cheektowaga Central. West because I live in West Seneca and Cheektowaga because I know one of the counselors there.
CHEEKTOWAGA CENTRAL
Jean Kornowicz
3550 Union Rd.
Cheektowaga, NY 14225
686-3679
Rashon Workman
Sr. High School
3600 Union Rd.
Cheektowaga, NY 14225
686-3632
WEST SENECA CENTRAL
Jim Sipior 677-3590
Dave Calaiacovo 677-3611
Randy Zakrezewski (“Zak”) 677-3174
Darren Kavanaugh 677-3343
Charles Salva 677-3368
Diane Marasciulo 677-3536
Danielle Dotson (BOCES)
1397 Orchard Park Rd.
West Seneca, NY 14224
677-3100
MikeSulkowski
It would be most convenient for me to interview one of the following school psychologists from the Williamsville area:
Surinder Arora 626-9832 (Director of
Spec. Ed.)
Lisa Dempsey 626-8578
Linda Dugan 626-9873
Dallas Edmiston 626-8704
Randy Rogers 626-8695
Jennifer Griffin 626-8603
{{colour c="red" text="Jill Waite"}} 626-9814
Joni Macri-Morell 626-8307
Heather Calley 626-8512
Margaret Anderson 626-8234
Mark Warner 626-9820
105 Casey Rd.
East Amherst, NY 14051
626-8060
JaclynOstroski
I would like to interview the school psychologist from the Southwestern district (in Jamestown) because I went to school there.
{{colour c="red" text="Pat Ellis"}}: 484-1136 ext. 4
600 Hunt Rd
Jamestown, NY 14701
JenniferFeary
I would like to interview a psuchologist from the Lancaster school district.
{{colour c="red" text="Catherine Topper"}}
{{colour c="red" text="Carole Daley"}}
{{colour c="red" text="Jody Mazur"}}
Ann Burke
Karl Sheffield
177 Central Ave
Lancaster, NY 14086
686-3216
KaseKase (Kasey Scott)
If it's OK with Jennifer, I'd like to accompany her to the Lancaster school district. I'm not from this area but my roommate is from Lancaster so perhaps she can shed some light on the school system. As previously listed, the school psychologists from the Lancaster are as follows:
{{colour c="red" text="Catherine Topper"}}
{{colour c="red" text="Carole Daley"}}
{{colour c="red" text="Jody Mazur"}}
Ann Burke
Karl Sheffield
177 Central Ave
Lancaster, NY 14086
686-3216
Cara Foley
Kathleen Saglinai
We both went to Frontier, so that is why we are working together.
FRONTIER CENTRAL
Dr. Ann Sylves 926-1720 ext.2450
Lori Millace
926-1750 ext.5450
Lynn Witt 926-1760 ext.6450
Sean Morrisey 926-1730 ext.3450
Christie Makowski 926-1740 ext.4450
4460 Bay View Rd.
Hamburg, NY 14075
926-1700
AllisonDombek:
Any one of these would be fine because I am from the West Seneca school district.
WEST SENECA CENTRAL
Jim Sipior 677-3590
Dave Calaiacovo 677-3611
Randy Zakrezewski (“Zak”) 677-3174
Darren Kavanaugh 677-3343
Charles Salva 677-3368
Diane Marasciulo 677-3536
ColleenHall:
I am going to interview a family friend who works as a school psychologist in the Rochester City School District.
Her name is Susan Gaskill.
I have her home phone number but I didn't feel it was appropriate to list so I am going to find out her work number.
LizHastie:
I would like to interview the school psychologists from my home town school lakeshore central.
Deborah Anderson ex 2237
Dolores Armbrust ex 2236
Paul Taylor ex 2238
549-2300
MeganSchoos:
I would like to interview the school psychologists from my home town school Gowanda Central.
Tom Stancl
Terri Reeves
Melissa Lux
532-3325
CatherineKlass
I would like to go to Starpoint for my interviews because one of the psychologists out there is friends with my family.
Starpoint Central
{{colour c="red" text="Karen Schulz"}}
Elizabeth Mailey
{{colour c="red" text="Sean Croft"}}
Carrie Mansour
4364 Mapleton Rd.
Lockport, NY 14094
210-2342
RachelMonkelbaan
I would like to go to Lancaster becaue I already work with Cahty Topper and Anne Burke as their practicum student and I also gradutaed from Lancaster
KimBalicki
I plan to go to the Depew school district because that is where i went to school.
DEPEW USFD
Bernadette McCourt
Colleen McHale
1780 Como Park Blvd.
Depew, NY 14043
686-0187
JulieSchmidt :
I would like to interview any of the school psychologists that are listed for the Amherst Central district because that is where I went to school.
AMHERST
CENTRAL
Michael Belle-Isle
Renee Ganey
Stewart Christy
Kelly Gleason
55 Kingshighway
Amherst,
NY 14226
836-3000
I would like to go to a Williamsville school because I went to school there.
Mark Warner
105 Casey Rd
East Amherst, ny 14051
626-8060
-- AnnieRoll (2006-01-25 06:23:51)
I would like to go to Willamsville.
WILLIAMSVILLE CENTRAL
Surinder Arora 626-9832 (Director of
Spec. Ed.)
Lisa Dempsey 626-8578
Linda Dugan 626-9873
Dallas Edmiston 626-8704
Randy Rogers 626-8695
Jennifer Griffin 626-8603
Jill Waite 626-9814
Joni Macri-Morell 626-8307
Heather Calley 626-8512
Margaret Anderson 626-8234
Mark Warner 626-9820
105 Casey Rd.
East Amherst, NY 14051
626-8060
-- TeresaRosetti (2006-01-25 10:07:11)
KatieSagliani:
Cara Foley and I will be interviewing a psychologist from the Frontier school district. Since we both attended high school there we thought it would be the best place to go.
FRONTIER CENTRAL
Dr. Ann Sylves 926-1720 ext.2450
Lori Millace
926-1750 ext.5450
Lynn Witt 926-1760 ext.6450
Sean Morrisey 926-1730 ext.3450
Christie Makowski 926-1740 ext.4450
4460 Bay View Rd.
Hamburg, NY 14075
926-1700
AndyWatt:
I have yet to decide whether or not i'm going to be sticking in my Cheektowaga Central district, because i am also familiar with West Seneca to an extent. Among my choices are:
CHEEKTOWAGA CENTRAL
Jean Kornowicz
3550 Union Rd.
Cheektowaga, NY 14225
686-3679
Rashon Workman
Sr. High School
3600 Union Rd.
Cheektowaga, NY 14225
686-3632
WEST SENECA CENTRAL
Jim Sipior 677-3590
Dave Calaiacovo 677-3611
Randy Zakrezewski (“Zak”) 677-3174
Darren Kavanaugh 677-3343
Charles Salva 677-3368
Diane Marasciulo 677-3536
Danielle Dotson (BOCES)
1397 Orchard Park Rd.
West Seneca, NY 14224
677-3100
Your initial contact should be by telephone. Immediately introduce yourself (to include student at Canisius, year, a psychology major(?) taking a class in school psychology) and your purpose (to have an in-person interview in order to learn more about the field). State that you are looking for no more than 30 minutes of his/her time and will meet him/her at any time/place that is convenient. Dress professionally, smile a lot, be appreciative, use eye contact, strive for a conversational interaction and not just question/answer.
Suggest on the phone that you'd like to send a copy of the questions you will address by email. Point out that answers to my questions are intended to go on the web site as a resource for other school psychologists, but that the remaining questions will be shared only with class members.
=====What questions are you going to ask?=====
Dr. Bayer's Questions:
-Which providers of services in the community do you use for outside referrals?
-What special intervention services do you offer in your building(s) that you think are particularly effective?
-What outside agency educational programs does the district use? Any impressions on their strengths and weaknesses?
Some questions our group came up with included....
1. What courses would you recommend taking in college besides the required classes that either helped you or would have been helpful?
2. Should we get our doctorate or a specialist degree?
3.What do you do each day?
4. How often do you interact with parents and what do you normally do with the parents?
5. What are your work hours like? Is it a normal 8-4, or is there a lot of outside work to do?
6. How else can school psychologists get involved with the students?
7. What issues do you normally deal with when dealing with the students?
8. What cultural differences and barriers do you deal with if any?
9. Would you consider your job to be a high stress job?
Liz Hastie, Teresa Rosetti, Annie Roll, Andy Watt
Some questions that our group came up with include:
1. What are the psychological affects on the school psychologists themselves?
2. What degree do they have?
3. What does their day consist of?
4. How are the parents involved?
5. What age would be the best to work with in their opinion?
6. What are some of the common issues they have to deal with everyday?
Katie Sagliani, Leah Barden, Allison Dombek, Megan Schoos
Some questions that our group came up with include:
-What kind of training have you had?
-Do you enjoy any specific age group?
-What is your typical day like?
-What type of problems do you usually encounter?
-What do you do in the summer when school is out?
-What type of assessment tools do you use?
-How many children do you normally see a day?
-Do you normally work with the other school psychologists in this district?
-How often do you work with the teachers of the school?
-How do you deal with out of control children?
-What are the most common problems you encounter?
**Allison Suriani, Jillian Fitch, Emily Krezmien, Kim Balicki, Marigny Demauriac**
Some questions that our group came up with....
-Explain a typical day for you as a school psychologist.
-What was your starting salary?
-How limited are you in asking about a child's family background?
-Did you graduate with a Specialist degree or did you go on further?
-Is there a downside to traveling from school to school? And how often do you travel?
-Was there ever a time when you felt like giving up on helping a child?
-Are there times when it is hard for you to keep information about a child confidential, instead of informing a parent?
-How often do you encounter problems with parents and how do you handle the conflict?
-What are your usual daytime hours?
-Do you play a role in contacting parents and how do you make that situation?
**Jillian Silvashy, Jen Feary, Kelly Wyant, Rachael Smith**
Some Questions that our group came up with include:
*How much time do you spend on assessments, consultations and interventions?
*Are you satisfied with your job?
*Is there anything you would like to change or alter about the standards/procedures of the job?
*What level of education did you complete? What do you recommend as far as grad school? Do you wish you went a different educational route in becoming a school psychologist?
*How much travel do you do on a daily basis?
*How much collaboration is involved (as far as parents, teachers, etc.)
*Is there a difference between the age levels of students as far as issues you have to deal with or problems to overcome? Are the attitudes of the students significantly different so that you have to approach your job in a different way?
*What tests/assessment procedures do you feel work the best?
*What is a typical day like for you?
**--Colleen Hall, Julie Schmidt, Mike Sulkowski, Melissa Clingersmith**
Our group questions:
*What type of degree did you receive (specialist vs. doctorate) and which would you recommend?
*How much does assessment play a role in your job specifically?
*What is the general starting wage and has it increased over the amount of time you have worked?
*How many hours a week do you put in? Are they flexible hours? Do you have summers off?
*Have you worked in other settings (besides school districts)?
*Would you recommend the size of the school you work at? What about the area (urban, rural, suburban,etc.)?
*How many children are you responsible for?
*What is your usual daily routine?
*Do you feel you adequately get to know the students around you?
*Do you feel this job interferes with your personal life (taking work home, etc) and with your emotional state?
*How hard did you feel it was to find a job after graduate school?
*Have you moved around often?
*How long are the contracts for school psychologists, is it easy to switch school districts?
*What age group have you worked with the most and do you most enjoy?
*What other professionals in the community have you worked with?
*Do you feel that there is a common problem or situation that often arises?
*Do you feel that other school psychologists in the area cooperate with you?
*Is it difficult to cope with parents and teachers?
*How often do you refer for interventions, etc.?
*Would you recommend this career to others?
===============Jaclyn Ostroski, Catherine Klass, Michelle Hauser, Stacey Sowinski, Kasey Scott=====
=====********=====
==========
=====Where do you want to go?=====
The first step in our project of meeting with local school psychologists is to determine the school district that you would like to visit. You can find a listing of almost all of the districts and school psychologists in Western New York at [[http://www.wnyspa.org/?q=node/19 this link]]. Browse the page, choose a district, and enter your choice below. No more than two people should go to one district. School psychologists who graduated from Canisius are in {{colour c="red" text="red text"}}
The next step will be to determine the kinds of information to obtain from the school psychologists. We will focus on certain areas and topics. These will also be shown on this page once everyone has picked a district to visit. So, //Open this page for editing and type in the locations and names of the school psychologists whom you would like to interview below the dashed lines. Give your reasons for choosing them. Finally, type in your wiki name.//
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**AllisonSuriani:**
I would like to interview any of the following listed school psychologists from Orchard Park because that is where I went to school.
{{colour c="red" text="Janet Orser"}} 209-6341
Dorthy Klink 209-6314
{{colour c="red" text="Lynn Roberts"}} 209-6348
Joseph Adamec 209-6383
Amy Lees 209-6289
Debra Radziwon 209-6403
3330 Baker Rd.
Orchard Park, NY 14127
209-6249
JillianFitch
I will be going to Orchard Park with Allison because the school I attended is not in this area and I do not have a car here to get to it. I would like to interview any of the school psychologists listed at Orchard Park.
JillianSilvashy
I would like to interview the following listed school psychologists from Kenton school district because I went to Kenton schools in the past.
Dr. Jason Aronoff
Mary Jane Hayes
Jackie Scheiffle
Tara Petrozzi
Jeffrey Spreigel
Tom Horowitz 874-8419
Janine McDonald
Dr. Linda Nelson
Evelyn Smigelski
874-8400
EmilyKrezmien
I would like to interview the school psychologists from the Springville school district since that is where I went to school. I would also like to possibly interview the school psychologists in the Silver Creek or Pioneer districts since I am familiar with them as well.
Springville: {{colour c="red" text="Jennifer Schneegold"}} 592-3267
Pioneer: Mark Lay 492-4066
Silver Creek: Jill Shaw/Janelle Berger 934-3603
MarignydeMauriac
Since I am not from NY state and am not familiar with the area, I plan to accompany Emily K. on her ventures to either Springville or Silvercreek. The contact information that I found for Springville Griffiths Institute is as follows:
Jennifer Schreegold
283 North Street
Springville, NY 14141
592-3267
KellyWyant
I would like to interview somebody from Maryvale because that is where i went to school.
Donald Brown 631-7486
Suzanne Delloso 631-7421
Karyn Voos 635-4663
RachaelSmith
I am also going to interview somebody from Maryvale with Kelly because I also attended school there.
Donald Brown 631-7486
Suzanne Delloso 631-7421
Karyn Voos 635-4663
MichelleHauser
I would like to interview any of the school psychologists from the West Seneca area, since that is where I live.
WEST SENECA CENTRAL
{{colour c="red" text="Jim Sipior"}} 677-3590
Dave Calaiacovo 677-3611
Randy Zakrezewski (“Zak”) 677-3174
{{colour c="red" text="Darren Kavanaugh"}} 677-3343
Charles Salva 677-3368
Diane Marasciulo 677-3536
Danielle Dotson (BOCES)
1397 Orchard Park Rd.
West Seneca, NY 14224
677-3100
StaceySowinski
I will be contacting West Seneca West and Cheektowaga Central. West because I live in West Seneca and Cheektowaga because I know one of the counselors there.
CHEEKTOWAGA CENTRAL
Jean Kornowicz
3550 Union Rd.
Cheektowaga, NY 14225
686-3679
Rashon Workman
Sr. High School
3600 Union Rd.
Cheektowaga, NY 14225
686-3632
WEST SENECA CENTRAL
Jim Sipior 677-3590
Dave Calaiacovo 677-3611
Randy Zakrezewski (“Zak”) 677-3174
Darren Kavanaugh 677-3343
Charles Salva 677-3368
Diane Marasciulo 677-3536
Danielle Dotson (BOCES)
1397 Orchard Park Rd.
West Seneca, NY 14224
677-3100
MikeSulkowski
It would be most convenient for me to interview one of the following school psychologists from the Williamsville area:
Surinder Arora 626-9832 (Director of
Spec. Ed.)
Lisa Dempsey 626-8578
Linda Dugan 626-9873
Dallas Edmiston 626-8704
Randy Rogers 626-8695
Jennifer Griffin 626-8603
{{colour c="red" text="Jill Waite"}} 626-9814
Joni Macri-Morell 626-8307
Heather Calley 626-8512
Margaret Anderson 626-8234
Mark Warner 626-9820
105 Casey Rd.
East Amherst, NY 14051
626-8060
JaclynOstroski
I would like to interview the school psychologist from the Southwestern district (in Jamestown) because I went to school there.
{{colour c="red" text="Pat Ellis"}}: 484-1136 ext. 4
600 Hunt Rd
Jamestown, NY 14701
JenniferFeary
I would like to interview a psuchologist from the Lancaster school district.
{{colour c="red" text="Catherine Topper"}}
{{colour c="red" text="Carole Daley"}}
{{colour c="red" text="Jody Mazur"}}
Ann Burke
Karl Sheffield
177 Central Ave
Lancaster, NY 14086
686-3216
KaseKase (Kasey Scott)
If it's OK with Jennifer, I'd like to accompany her to the Lancaster school district. I'm not from this area but my roommate is from Lancaster so perhaps she can shed some light on the school system. As previously listed, the school psychologists from the Lancaster are as follows:
{{colour c="red" text="Catherine Topper"}}
{{colour c="red" text="Carole Daley"}}
{{colour c="red" text="Jody Mazur"}}
Ann Burke
Karl Sheffield
177 Central Ave
Lancaster, NY 14086
686-3216
Cara Foley
Kathleen Saglinai
We both went to Frontier, so that is why we are working together.
FRONTIER CENTRAL
Dr. Ann Sylves 926-1720 ext.2450
Lori Millace
926-1750 ext.5450
Lynn Witt 926-1760 ext.6450
Sean Morrisey 926-1730 ext.3450
Christie Makowski 926-1740 ext.4450
4460 Bay View Rd.
Hamburg, NY 14075
926-1700
AllisonDombek:
Any one of these would be fine because I am from the West Seneca school district.
WEST SENECA CENTRAL
Jim Sipior 677-3590
Dave Calaiacovo 677-3611
Randy Zakrezewski (“Zak”) 677-3174
Darren Kavanaugh 677-3343
Charles Salva 677-3368
Diane Marasciulo 677-3536
ColleenHall:
I am going to interview a family friend who works as a school psychologist in the Rochester City School District.
Her name is Susan Gaskill.
I have her home phone number but I didn't feel it was appropriate to list so I am going to find out her work number.
LizHastie:
I would like to interview the school psychologists from my home town school lakeshore central.
Deborah Anderson ex 2237
Dolores Armbrust ex 2236
Paul Taylor ex 2238
549-2300
MeganSchoos:
I would like to interview the school psychologists from my home town school Gowanda Central.
Tom Stancl
Terri Reeves
Melissa Lux
532-3325
CatherineKlass
I would like to go to Starpoint for my interviews because one of the psychologists out there is friends with my family.
Starpoint Central
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Elizabeth Mailey
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Carrie Mansour
4364 Mapleton Rd.
Lockport, NY 14094
210-2342
RachelMonkelbaan
I would like to go to Lancaster becaue I already work with Cahty Topper and Anne Burke as their practicum student and I also gradutaed from Lancaster
KimBalicki
I plan to go to the Depew school district because that is where i went to school.
DEPEW USFD
Bernadette McCourt
Colleen McHale
1780 Como Park Blvd.
Depew, NY 14043
686-0187
JulieSchmidt :
I would like to interview any of the school psychologists that are listed for the Amherst Central district because that is where I went to school.
AMHERST
CENTRAL
Michael Belle-Isle
Renee Ganey
Stewart Christy
Kelly Gleason
55 Kingshighway
Amherst,
NY 14226
836-3000
I would like to go to a Williamsville school because I went to school there.
Mark Warner
105 Casey Rd
East Amherst, ny 14051
626-8060
-- AnnieRoll (2006-01-25 06:23:51)
I would like to go to Willamsville.
WILLIAMSVILLE CENTRAL
Surinder Arora 626-9832 (Director of
Spec. Ed.)
Lisa Dempsey 626-8578
Linda Dugan 626-9873
Dallas Edmiston 626-8704
Randy Rogers 626-8695
Jennifer Griffin 626-8603
Jill Waite 626-9814
Joni Macri-Morell 626-8307
Heather Calley 626-8512
Margaret Anderson 626-8234
Mark Warner 626-9820
105 Casey Rd.
East Amherst, NY 14051
626-8060
-- TeresaRosetti (2006-01-25 10:07:11)
KatieSagliani:
Cara Foley and I will be interviewing a psychologist from the Frontier school district. Since we both attended high school there we thought it would be the best place to go.
FRONTIER CENTRAL
Dr. Ann Sylves 926-1720 ext.2450
Lori Millace
926-1750 ext.5450
Lynn Witt 926-1760 ext.6450
Sean Morrisey 926-1730 ext.3450
Christie Makowski 926-1740 ext.4450
4460 Bay View Rd.
Hamburg, NY 14075
926-1700
AndyWatt:
I have yet to decide whether or not i'm going to be sticking in my Cheektowaga Central district, because i am also familiar with West Seneca to an extent. Among my choices are:
CHEEKTOWAGA CENTRAL
Jean Kornowicz
3550 Union Rd.
Cheektowaga, NY 14225
686-3679
Rashon Workman
Sr. High School
3600 Union Rd.
Cheektowaga, NY 14225
686-3632
WEST SENECA CENTRAL
Jim Sipior 677-3590
Dave Calaiacovo 677-3611
Randy Zakrezewski (“Zak”) 677-3174
Darren Kavanaugh 677-3343
Charles Salva 677-3368
Diane Marasciulo 677-3536
Danielle Dotson (BOCES)
1397 Orchard Park Rd.
West Seneca, NY 14224
677-3100
