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Gadsden ISD Appoints New Special Education Directors
5 Jul
Summary
- Three new area directors named for special education services.
- Appointees bring decades of combined educational experience.
- District aims to enhance support for students with disabilities.
Gadsden Independent School District has announced the appointment of three new area directors for its special education services. Maria Barraza, Dr. Luz Valenzuela, and Lorraine Dominguez-Soriano have been selected for these pivotal roles.
These new directors collectively offer decades of experience, encompassing special education, campus administration, counseling, and student advocacy. Their combined expertise is expected to significantly enhance the support systems available for students with disabilities within the district.
Superintendent Nubia Tarazona expressed confidence in the appointees, highlighting their compassion and commitment. The district aims to foster inclusive learning environments where every child can thrive, with these new leaders guiding the way.
Maria Barraza brings over 25 years of experience, including roles as principal and special education teacher. Dr. Luz Valenzuela is an accomplished leader in special education administration and instructional improvement. Lorraine Dominguez-Soriano, a lifelong Gadsden community member, has dedicated nearly three decades to the district in various educational capacities.
