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Angelique Beckwith - Reading Specialist

E-mail: abeckwith@sfasu.edu

I am the TIER II and TIER III reading intervention teacher. I received my Bachelor of Science in Interdisciplinary Studies with a specialization in reading and early childhood endorsement from SFA. I also received a master’s degree in education from SFA. I completed the dyslexia specialist program from Neuhaus Education Center in Houston and am a dyslexia specialist. I am a certified academic language therapist and a member of the Academic Language Therapy Association.

I also am a licensed dyslexia therapist through the Texas Department of State Health Services. My teaching career started with Klein Independent School District, where I taught third and fourth grades for five years. I also taught for two years in prekindergarten II for the SFA Early Childhood Laboratory. After the lab, I was able to begin teaching at the SFA Charter School. I taught third grade for four years before beginning my work as an intervention teacher working with struggling readers and children with dyslexia. I also serve as the district test coordinator for State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness, Texas English Language Proficiency Assessment System and coordinate 504 and Language Proficiency Assessment Committee meetings.

Eileen Meyers - Special Programs Specialist

E-mail: meyerseilee@sfasu.edu

I am so excited to begin my second year as the Special Services Coordinator at the SFA Charter School. I received my Bachelor of Science in Special Education from Stephen F. Austin State University. In 2000, I returned to SFA to complete the all-level certification in Special Education. I taught for 12 years at Carpenter Elementary as a resource, self-contained and inclusion teacher for Kindergarten through 5th grade. My husband and I have three sons. Our oldest and his wife live in Lubbock, Texas with our first grandchild. We have a senior at TCU in Ft. Worth and a senior at Nacogdoches High School.

Licensed Specialist in School Psychology: Callie Berry
Occupational Therapy: Brenna Johnson
Speech-Language Pathology: Randi Lunsford

 

The Texas Transition and Employment Guide (PDF) offers details on services and programs available throughout Texas designed to assist students with disabilities in transitioning to life after high school.

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Teacher Aides

  • Ms. Ana Ramirez
  • Ms. Imelda Garcia
  • Ms. Shakeitha Hyde

 

Contact

SFA Charter School
936.468.5899
sfacharterschool@sfasu.edu
Staff directory

Office Hours:
7:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday

Physical Address:
Janice A. Pattillo Early Childhood Research Center
2428 Raguet St.

Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 6072, SFA Station
Nacogdoches, Texas 75962