Sierra Wright

• 6-8th grade ESE inclusion teacher with a case load of 25-30 students in a Title I migrant community
• Assessing eligibility of ESE services, creating and updating IEP’s and re-evaluations, tracking students’ progress, completing quarterly reports, and reevaluating IEP goals and accommodations
• Being a support facilitator to general education teachers by scaffolding activities and providing differentiated instruction
• Keeping in contact with parents/guardians, general educators, and appropriate parties on student behavior and academic progress
• Attending appropriate ESE meetings and special education trainings
• Administer diagnostic, classroom and state assessments

• Oversee court order visitation for dependency, divorce and domestic violence cases
• Complete intakes, schedule visits and prepare a safe environment for families to fulfill ordered visit
• Ensure clients follow agreed upon rules and policies while using services, either on-site or off
• Addressing notable concerns regarding a parent or child physical, emotional, or mental wellbeing
• Provide support to “perpetrating parent” on best ways to cultivate and/or maintain a healthy nurturing relationship while fulfilling court ordered case plan

• Part-time academic mentor to K-9th grade students’ afterschool and during the summer
• Setting academic goals for students affected by sudden home placement change, parental separation, or traumatic events
• Working one-on-one with children up to 2 hours per week on varying subjects or skills (i.e Reading, language arts, math, science, comprehension)
• Helping child with organization and time management
• Analyzing pre and post testing to accurately assess students’ specific needs, growth, or deficits
• Keeping in communication with parents/guardians, Guardian Ad Litem, case managers, teachers and school staff regarding students’ academic progress
• Updated by relevant parties on students’ social emotional concerns when necessary

• Facilitating the adult Bright Beginnings program which is designed to cultivate confident, capable, and literate parents when guiding their child through the crucial years of early development
• Approximately 10-12 adult students per class, seen twice a week through the 2020-21 SY
• Skills and strategies are introduced regarding physical, cognitive, and emotional health, as well as early literacy and math development
• Trained in and facilitated additional programs including the Conscious Discipline model by Dr Becky Bailey and The 7 Habits of Highly Effective Families by Stephen Covey
• Engaged in wellness activities and Parent Café support style groups
• Modeled and provided parents with arts and craft ideas, free books, and academic make and take
• Assigned and collected parent/child homework and literacy bags weekly
• Followed necessary COVID-19 procedures per employer protocol
• Technology teacher for 2021 Grace Place Summer camp.

2018-19 SY

• Working at Immokalee Middle School as an 8th grade Language Arts and Intensive Reading teacher; 24-33 students per class
• producing effective lesson plans and following 8th grade district curriculum standards
• Preparing students for Florida Standardized testing using said district standards, differentiating 8th grade standards to meet the needs of ELL/ESOL students.

2019-20 SY

• 6th grade ESE inclusion teacher with a case load of 18-25 students
• Assessing eligibility of ESE services, creating and updating IEP’s and re-evaluations, tracking students’ progress, completing quarterly reports, and reevaluating IEP goals and accommodations
• Being a support facilitator to general education teachers by scaffolding activities and providing differentiated instruction
• Keeping in contact with parents/guardians, general educators, and appropriate parties on student behavior and academic progress
• Attending appropriate ESE meetings and special education trainings

• Create, schedule, and present awareness programs within the community and in Collier County Schools on youth issues related to domestic violence
• Provide training to local schools and other youth agencies on DV and Human Trafficking
• Provide crisis counseling for children of The Shelter program as directed by the Outreach Manager
• Coordinate children’s support groups in conjunction with adult support groups.
• Assist adult participants in obtaining legal, medical, and/or social services for their children
• Advocate for program participants with schools and other community agencies
• Documenting and reporting services provided to participants

• Working with 6 week to 5-year-old children
• Providing a creative curriculum and lesson plans, while forming hands on learning activities
• Assist with daily meals
• Instructed the potty-training process
• Conducted parent-teacher meeting and progress reports

• Investigating and processing auto claims by gathering evidence and interviewing all parties involved in order to reach a fair but just settlement
• Handling liability claims involving personal injuries (PIP) or third-person property damage (PD) including property claims involving damage to vehicles and non-vehicle property (i.e., buildings, street signs)
• Investigating an insured’s coverage, qualifying individuals for available coverage and recognizing an insured’s exposure to bodily injury (BI) and uninsured or underinsured motorist (UM) claims
• Processing lost wages, mileage, and replacement services reimbursement
• Corresponding with attorneys by providing necessary documentation to assist with their client’s case
• Recognizing and referring claims to the appropriate department that present any indication of fraud and requesting independent medical examinations for treatment that may be medically unnecessary

• Provide a safe location, emotional support and guidance to victims of domestic sex trafficking
• Perform intake procedures for all new clients
• Plan, prepare and serve nutritional, attractive meals
• Advise and instruct proper personal hygiene
• Demonstrate a Christian lifestyle and regularly participate in private and corporate worship
• File client paperwork, complete client logs, incident reports, and medical reports
• Complete necessary house chores to insure orderliness and cleanliness
• Transported clients to doctor's appointments, school, court hearings and visitations
• Administer prescribed and OTC medications
• Performed home drug screens on returning clients
• Checking status of Primary client’s emotional well-being in face to face reports.

• Working with 6 week to 5-year-old children
• Producing a creative curriculum and lesson plans, while forming hands on learning activities
• Assist with feeding daily meals
• Instructed the potty-training process
• Conducted parent-teacher progress reports