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Student Services Mission Statement:

To ensure high quality instructional opportunities for diverse learners.

The student services team is committed to:

Working collaboratively with parents and providing regular communication regarding student service programs and informing parents of their legal rights, if applicable.
Building competent staff in respective student service programs through ongoing professional development.

The student services team comprises of the following staff members:

Dr. Allana Hemenway, Ed.D. Director of Student Services, Federal Programs & Grants

I am honored to serve as a coordinator of several programs at Randolph Field ISD. I currently oversee the Special Education program, the Gifted and Talented program, the Emergent Bilingual program, AP College Board, two DoDEA grants, and the Title Federal Programs. I bring a background of serving as Randolph Elementary’s principal, Randolph Secondary’s Associate principal. I can be reached at (210) 357-2385 or at hemenway@rfisd.net.

William Woodland, M.A. Education Secondary 504 Coordinator

Greetings! I am entering my 27th year in education and have enjoyed every minute of it from being a special education teacher and Coordinator with Northside ISD to being Randolph Elementary’s Associate Principal for eleven years and then working at Randolph Secondary schools as Dept. Chair and 504 Coordinator. Starting this year I will be coordinating all section 504 services for Randolph ISD on all campuses. I look forward to working with the wonderful families at Randolph and Randolph staff to assist students under section 504.

Lisa Martinez, LSSP

I have been employed with Randolph Field ISD since 2015 serving special education students across the district. Prior to my time here at Randolph, I was a medic in the Army. My journey to becoming a licensed specialist in school psychology began with the idea that I wanted to work in a field that supports kids in overcoming barriers to success and found myself wanting to stay military connected.

It is my personal mission to build competent and confident staff by working to ensure all staff have the knowledge, skill, and training to adequately meet the needs of students who require specially designed instruction. It is my belief that educators should support students in ways that help each individual recognize and work toward his/her full potential each year.

Lisa Youens, MS/CCC-SLP Special Education Coordinator, (Grades 6-10 )Speech-Language Pathologist (Grades Pre-K - 12)

I have been working with students with special needs and their families as an SLP for over 20 years. While continuing to provide speech services for secondary students, I am glad to have the opportunity to work more collaboratively with families and school staff as the special education coordinator for grades 2-5, to help ensure that students receive appropriate services and that parents are well-informed members of their children’s educational team.

It is my mission to clearly communicate information and provide services in a way that empowers students and families to appreciate and build upon their strengths.

Megan Hackman, Special Education Coordinator for Pre-K-5 and Grades 11-12, 504 Coordinator for K-5

Jamie Williamson, Behavior Interventionist and GT Coordinator (Grades K-5)

Alexandra McClain, GT Coordinator (Grades 6-12), Secondary Schools Instructional Coach