Escambia County Public Schools - Exceptional Student Education
Exceptional Student Education Director
Sondra Hill | shill@ecsdfl.us
(850) 469-5518
Exceptional Student Education Transition Specialist
Kimberly Norris | knorris@ecsdfl.us
(850) 777-0619
Foster Care District Liaison
Dr. Lisa Joyner
(850) 469-5303
Department of Juvenile Justice
Dr. Mike Samala, Transition Contact | MSamala@ecsdfl.us
(850) 430-7446
Community School Programs - Pensacola
Jesse Wolfe Community Schools Coordinator | j_wolfe@ecsdfl.us
(850) 941- 6200
Community schools are offered throughout the school district.
Escambia County High School/High Tech
Pensacola Penwheels, Inc.
Eunicia Giuchici, HS/HT Program Director | eunicia.giuchici@gmail.com
(850) 292-2446
Provides opportunities for students with disabilities and other at-risk students to explore potential future careers by determining their interests and aptitudes, providing mentors, offering job-shadowing and internships and providing leadership opportunities.
Florida Diagnostic and Learning Resources System (FDLRS)
Georganna Gordon, Program Coordinator | GGordon1@ecsdfl.us
(850) 469-5317
Provides diagnostic and instructional support services to district exceptional student education programs and families of students with exceptionalities statewide.
George Stone Technical Center
(850) 941-6200
2400 Longleaf Drive, Pensacola, FL 32526
George Stone Technical Center (GSTC) is now an open enrollment campus. During the year students may register at any time and start class on each Monday as long as there is space available in the program. The vision of GSTC is to serve the community as the premier provider of career and technical education by preparing individuals for rewarding careers and to provide businesses with a highly skilled workforce.
Multiagency Network for Students with Emotional Disabilities (SEDNET)
Anna Tedder, SEDNET Project Manager | ATedder@ecsdfl.us
(850) 430-7473
The J.E. Hall Center
30 East Texar Drive, Pensacola, FL 32503
Enhances the system of care for families and students with emotional disabilities through facilitation, collaboration and direct intervention, as well as research and development, with a network of key stakeholders.
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