Renee Samuels is a seasoned Special Educator with a wealth of experience that spans over two decades, currently serving as the Transition Coordinator at West Bloomfield High School since 2016. In this pivotal role, she focuses on facilitating smooth transitions for students with special needs,...
Renee Samuels is a seasoned Special Educator with a wealth of experience that spans over two decades, currently serving as the Transition Coordinator at West Bloomfield High School since 2016. In this pivotal role, she focuses on facilitating smooth transitions for students with special needs, ensuring they are well-prepared for postsecondary education and the workforce. Renee's expertise in Explicit Instruction and Restorative Practices allows her to create tailored educational experiences that foster both academic and social-emotional growth. Her commitment to student success is further exemplified through her leadership in Instructional Consultation Teams, where she collaborates with educators to enhance instructional strategies and support diverse learning needs.
Prior to her current position, Renee honed her skills as a Resource Room Teacher at both Roosevelt Elementary and Abbott Middle School, where she developed and implemented individualized education plans (IEPs) for students with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other learning challenges. Her extensive background in K-12 education, coupled with her proficiency in curriculum development and instructional design, enables her to craft engaging, differentiated lessons that meet the unique needs of each student.
Beyond her teaching responsibilities, Renee is a co-founder of Samwell Solutions, LLC, where she partners with her daughter, Jada, to provide innovative solutions and resources for educators and families navigating the complexities of special education. With a strong focus on staff development and tutoring, Renee is dedicated to empowering both students and educators, fostering a collaborative environment that promotes lifelong learning and resilience. Her passion for education and commitment to student advocacy make her a vital asset to the West Bloomfield community and the broader field of special education.
