Gayle Ferland, M.S.
Director of Educational Advocacy
Specializations:
- IEPs & 504 Plans
- Placements & Transitions
- Autism Advocacy
- Evaluation Interpretation
With fourteen years of experience supporting families in special education, Gayle Ferland has a dedicated history of empowering students and parents with the information, strategies, and resources they need to reach their educational goals.
An alumna of Bowdoin College, Gayle focused her early studies on psychology, finding an interest in the field of special education. Shortly after earning her M.S. in Education for Severe Disabilities and becoming licensed as a Teacher of Students with Severe Disabilities, she served as a special education teacher, focusing on working with neurodiverse students. Continuing her career at the New England Center for Children, she assumed gained practical experience writing and implementing student IEPs and behavior plans.