Adam Ingano teaches History and Social Studies at Clinton High School and brings extensive experience in professional development for teachers.
Faculty and Instructors
Faculty and Instructors
This list is comprised of past and present CES faculty and instructors.
Program:
Assessment for Responsive Teaching
Adriana Batista-Guerra is originally from Brazil and has lived in the Quincy area since 1986. Adriana is a former ECE licensed family child care...
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History and Social Studies
Akhil Reed Amar is Sterling Professor of Law and Political Science at Yale University, where he teaches constitutional law at both Yale College and...
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Professional Development
Albert E. Mussad, Ph.D., serves as a staff consultant in leadership and instruction at the Collaborative for Educational Services. In this role...
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Professional Development
Ms. Levine, M.Ed., is a consultant to programs interested in strengthening their engagement of families. For 25 years, she has taught math and...
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Professional Development
Alicia Lopez has been teaching for over 20 years. At first a French, then Spanish teacher, she now teaches English Language Learners. Currently, she...
Program:
Professional Development
Allison Rebello has been an elementary and middle school Principal/ Assistant Principal for 12 years after receiving her CAGS in school...
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History and Social Studies
Amelie Baker has been teaching History in a conventional classroom setting for ten years in Boston Public Schools. Her teaching is anchored in the...
Program:
History and Social Studies
Amilcar Shabazz is a professor in the W. E. B. Du Bois Department of Afro-American Studies at the University of Massachusetts Amherst. He teaches in...
Program:
Licensure
Amy Powell Faeskorn is a trainer for the Center for English Language Education (CELE) of the Collaborative for Educational Services and a fellow of...
Program:
Math
Andrea Darby is a special educator with over 15 years of experience with assessing, researching on, planning for and teaching children with diverse...
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Licensure
Andrew Foster teaches in the Northampton Public Schools. He has taught typical and special needs students at all grade levels. He has taught special...
Program:
Professional Development
Angela Burke, M.Ed., oversees CES Professional Services teams that include Professional Development, Licensure, Research and Evaluation, and...
Program:
Licensure
Anne Farnsworth is a retired reading specialist, language arts coordinator, and classroom teacher from the South Hadley schools. She has also taught...
Program:
History and Social Studies
Antonio Nieves Martinez is an assistant professor in the Social Justice Education concentration in the College of Education at UMass Amherst. He has...
Program:
Professional Development
Ariel Nelson has been running her own consulting business for the past eight years, designing and implementing professional development workshops...
Program:
History and Social Studies
Arielle Jennings is the Massachusetts Executive Director of Generation Citizen, a nonprofit that supports Action Civics education in schools....
Program:
Educator Trainings
Arlene Spooner, PT, has worked for over 30 years in Early Intervention as a physical therapist. She has also provided PT services in public schools,...
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English Language Learners
Ashley Martins is a native of Western Massachusetts. She holds a B.A. from the University of Vermont in Political Science and History, and...
Program:
Special Education
Attorney Tami Faye is an associate at Murphy, Hesse, Toomey & Lehane, LLP in the Education Law Group, dealing in regular and special...
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Professional Development
Audrey Morse is a Curriculum and Instruction Specialist at the Collaborative for Educational Services. She has an extensive background in speech and...
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Early Childhood
Barbara Black, MS, has over 40 years of experience working with children and families in both public schools and community-based programs. In...
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