Daniel Offermann, Special Education Inclusion Teacher (grades 3-5) & 504 Coordinator, daniel.offermann@k12.dc.gov

Grace Ratner, Special Education Inclusion Teacher (grades PK-2) & LEA Representative Designee, grace.ratner@k12.dc.gov

Joe Conlon, School Psychologist, joseph.conlon@k12.dc.gov

Erin Pickar, Speech Language Pathologist, erin.pickar@k12.dc.gov

Laura Cucinotta, Occupational Therapist, laura.cucinotta@k12.dc.gov

Rachel Clark, School Social Worker, rachel.clark3@k12.dc.gov

Links to Special Education and 504 Plan family guides are available below. Resources are available in multiple languages.

DCPS Special Education Programs and Resource Guide for Families

504 Plan Family Brochure

Click on the links below for information on related services:

Speech and Language

Occupational Therapy

Mental Health

Early Stages is an evaluation center that serves children ages 2 years 8 months through 5 years and 10 months.  Families can make a referral to Early Stages if they have concerns about their child’s development. For more information on how to make a referral, visit earlystagesdc.org.

If you have a student enrolled at Ross younger than 5 years 10 months and have concerns about your child’s progress, you can reach out to your child’s teacher, a member of the Multi-Disciplinary Team (contact information listed above), or Early Stages to make a referral. The Ross MDT works with families of enrolled students who are referred.