Sydney Hostetter

• Walnut Grove Elementary School- September 2022- December 2022

I worked in a self-contained classroom setting, with a diverse group of five male students ranging from grades 1-5 who had emotional and behavioral disorders across both general and adaptive curriculum.

• Bear Creek Middle School- January 2023- March 2023

I worked with an 8th-grade mathematics class with a diverse student body, with seven students receiving special education services. In this class, five students required ESOL accommodations. I designed lessons to meet their needs, making sure they received assistance at a more manageable pace with small group instruction.

• Commerce High School- March 2023- May 2023

I provided support in an Advanced Mathematical Decision Making and senior algebra general education co-taught class with a broad spectrum of disabilities. I helped daily in the resource room, working with students with diverse needs in the adaptive curriculum.

• Hull-Sandford Elementary School (Full Year) - August 2023- May 2024

I had the opportunity to work with a diverse third-grade class with both special education and general education students. My responsibilities involved working with all the students in both full and small group settings, progress monitoring students, engaging in meetings, and taking part in weekly planning.

• Special Education Teaching Certification K-12
• Dyslexia Endorsement – From the University of Georgia
• ESOL Endorsement –From the University of Georgia (In progress—Will be completed by December 2025)

• Zeta Tau Alpha, Member, 08/2021-08/2023
• Zeta Tau Alpha, Sunshine Chair, 09/2021-05/2022, In my time as the Sunshine Chair for Zeta Tau Alpha, I provided a positive atmosphere and worked to build an inclusive and supportive community. I coordinated events during sisterhoods and chapter meetings to boost confidence and self-esteem, and acknowledge the accomplishments of all our members!

• Ashton Hope Keegan Foundation, 01/2024-05/2024, I have volunteered and participated in events to support and raise money for the Ashton Hope Keegan Foundation to break the cycle of generational poverty for women in Athens, GA.

• Cassidy Etheridge- Mentor Teacher- cassidy.etheridge@madison.k12.ga.us