My name is Rene Staskal. I have worked in the Madison Metropolitan School District since 2013. I graduated from the University of California at Santa Barbara’s doctoral psychology program. I work in a high school setting and enjoy the energy and challenge of working with adoles-cents. I am interested in school based programs that foster resiliency and collaboration with community partners.
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I have been on the WSPA board for many years now. It's been enriching for me professionally and personally to be part of this wonderful organization. and to serve on the board. I am retired from the School District of Horicon. I have gained so many more experiences and resources to tap into that have come directly from my work with WSPA. Come join us! You'll never regret it!!
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I am a 2009 graduate of the UW-River Falls School Psychology program and have been working as a bilingual school psychologist in the Milwaukee Public Schools since then. I am passionate about urban education and culturally responsive practices, specifically as they relate to assessment and interventions.
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A veteran school psychologist, Kathryn recently retired from serving as the Wisconsin Department of Public In-struction school psychology consultant. She spends her days with genealo-gy, consulting, WSPA treasury duties, and spending time with her two grown children.
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Amanda Myers is a bilingual school psychologist for Madison Metropolitan School District. She has been a school psychologist since August 2011 and was a teacher for Denver Public Schools in Colorado prior to attending UW-Whitewater for graduate school in 2009. Amanda has worked in both elementary and high school settings and currently works at the district level to provide support for evaluations for students who speak Spanish and in the area of Multi-Tiered Systems of Support. Amanda enjoys travel, knitting, board games, and spending time with her husband and son. |