Wheatley High School Classrooms
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Paul Webster
Middle / High School Teacher (503) 262-4032 pwebster@mesd.k12.or.us A warm Wheatley welcome from the staff in the Middle/High School classroom! Paul Webster, classroom teacher, leads an elite team of paraeducators who give instructional and behavioral support to students, one on one. After completing his undergraduate training in Portland, Paul taught underserved students within the Navajo Nation. He more recently taught medically fragile students in collaboration with student peer mentors. Here in the Middle / High classroom, staff support students in building social, communication, and functional skills, as they progress toward life as an adult. |
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T.B.A.
High School 1 Teacher (503) 262-4040 |
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Anna Combs
High School 2 Teacher (503) 262-4001 acombs@mesd.k12.or.us Annalicia “Anna” Combs: Hello everyone! I’m so grateful and excited to be the new High School 2 Teacher here at Wheatley! I have been an educational assistant at Wheatley since 2018 and have loved every bit of it, so much so, that I chose to go back to school. I am currently pursuing my master’s degree in special education with a focus in Autism from Arizona State University. Before this, I worked in a few different Schools and group home settings as well as an obscene amount of volunteer hours at my children’s schools. Altogether, I have gained over 15 years of true experience, knowledge and best practice Working with kids is my true passion and I’m so excited to get to know you, your students and to be joining the Wheatley Teacher team. |
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