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April School Psychologists Spotlight
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March’s School Psychologist of the month is Arcelia Pena-Baltazar!
In your professional practice, what experiences did you find most rewarding or interesting?
There are ma
ny parts of my role as a school psychologist that I find deeply fulfilling. One of the most significant is witnessing students growth and thrive when the right supports are thoughtfully put into place. Having worked with students across both primary and secondary levels, I value not only building trusting relationships but also ensuring the student's voic

e is present and respected at the table. 

I am especially grateful for the opportunity to work alongside families as they navigate what can often feel like an overwhelming and confusing special education system. Supporting families in understanding their child's needs, building confidence in their advocacy, and strengthening trust in the educational process in one of the most impactful parts of my work. 

 

The Oregon School Psychologists Association (OSPA) is a nonprofit professional association representing school psychologists in the state of Oregon.

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