Our dedicated Special Services staff provides a variety of services and programs that are designed to support the district’s students by providing the additional resources that enable an eligible student to access education.  Please use the links to the left to view information about each of our service areas.  If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to call the Special Services office. Contact Doreen Bernard at 732.556.2572 and she will direct your call to the appropriate personnel.

Corinne Casey, School Psychologist
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I am a Nationally Certified School Psychologist and member of the Child Study Team at Wall High School. I completed my graduate training at Rider University's School Psychology Education Specialist program. I am passionate about helping students navigate the transition from high school to postsecondary life and am well-versed in a variety of areas including psychological assessment and report writing, social-emotional learning and interventions, and special education law. I have published 3 scholarly articles and have presented at the National Association of School Psychologists. In addition to my role as a school psychologist, I also serve as an adjunct faculty member at Rider University's Graduate Department of Education, Leadership, & Counseling, where I help train the next generation of school psychologists and counselors.

Ashley Foltzer, Speech-Language Pathologist 
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I am the Speech-Language Specialist at Wall High School. This is my 9th year in Wall Township Public Schools. I am a graduate of Towson University with an MS in Speech-Language Pathology, ASHA certified and NJ licensed. I have experience working in schools, as well as private practices. When I’m not providing services, I am the co-advisor of the WHS Social Club and the head coach of the Varsity Cheer team.

Kristin Newland, Social Worker
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I am the CST social worker at WHS and serve as the case manager for many students attending out-of-district schools. I graduated from Rutgers University with my Master’s in Social Work and have been working in schools for over 20 years! My goal is to assist students with their social-emotional well-being so that they can be successful in the classroom. I will be working at WHS on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays and at the Special Services building on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Danielle Lucas, School Psychologist
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I have been working as the School Psychologist at Wall High School for twenty years; although, I must admit it feels like yesterday that I started! I became a School Psychologist to make a difference in the lives of students and I hope that I will continue to make a positive impact on their lives. My office is a safe place for any students and is located in the School Counseling Department at WHS. I am also the Peer Leader Co-Advisor, Heroes and Cool Kids Co-Advisor, the WHS McKinney-Vento (Homeless) Liaison, the Knights for Success Coordinator, and the WHS Educational Liaison. I attended James Madison University for my undergraduate work in Psychology, Studio Art, and Art History. I then continued my graduate work at Georgian Court University, where I earned a Master's Degree in Counseling and a School Psychology Certificate. I furthered my graduate studies at Rutgers University, where I earned my Supervisor Certificate, and earned my Principal/Director Certificate at Caldwell College. 

Heather Pizurro, Learning Disabilities Teacher - Consultant
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This is my 25th year in education and my 13th year as a Learning Disabilities Teaching Consultant. I work as a part of the Child Study Team and I am here as both an academic and emotional support to assist you through your high school career. I conduct academic evaluations, advocate for and support students, and communicate with teachers, parents, and administrators. When I am not at school, you can find me attending my children's sporting events and traveling. 

Alyssa Scull, School Worker
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I am a Licensed Social Worker and earned my Master’s in Social Work at Columbia University. As part of the Child Study Team, my role includes case management, counseling, and crisis intervention. My goal is to support students’ social, emotional, and academic well-being in order to promote success both in and out of the classroom. I primarily work at Wall High School, where I am the advisor for the Dance Club and the Be Well Club. When I am not in school, I love to dance, go to the beach, read, crochet, and travel.  

Susan Tate, School Psychologist
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This is my 23rd year in the district working as a school psychologist on the Child Study Team. In addition to my Child Study Team duties of case management and assessment, I enjoy counseling and helping students to navigate the transition to their post-high school careers, whether their goals include continued education or joining the workforce. Outside of work, I enjoy spending time with my family, including my three grown children. I enjoy traveling, cooking, and spending time at the beach.