Debra
Lubowicki
Working in the field of education for over 40 years, Debra Lubowicki has a passion for teaching and a commitment to children with special needs.
Let's Talk
Fax: 610-828-4887
Debra Lubowicki has worked both in the public and private sector serving children with disabilities. Ms. Lubowicki has been a teacher, supervisor, principal, and director in a variety of schools in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. During her time as a Director of Special Education, she was instrumental in starting the first Inclusion Classroom in a local school district and embarked on the initiative of developing the first elementary autistic support class in another Montgomery County district. Ms. Lubowicki also assisted her teams in preparing for legal processes that included mediation, due process hearings, and educational audits.
At Wisler Pearlstine, Ms. Lubowicki provides consultation to school teams on IEP development and assists with hearing preparation.
Education
Lehigh University (Educational Specialist; PA Principals’ Certificate; PA Special Education Supervisor Certificate)
Trenton State College (M.A., Special Education; B.S., Education)
Speeches and Publications
ABC’s of Behavior Management
Director’s Series Workshops for preschool directors whose programs serve children with special needs
How to Write an IEP that You Can Defend in a Due Process Hearing
Autism and Inclusion
ADHD Strategies for Classroom Teachers
How to Work Collaboratively with Parents
Guest lectures at local colleges on administrative practices
Debra
Lubowicki
Working in the field of education for over 40 years, Debra Lubowicki has a passion for teaching and a commitment to children with special needs.
Let's Talk
Fax: 610-828-4887
Debra Lubowicki has worked both in the public and private sector serving children with disabilities. Ms. Lubowicki has been a teacher, supervisor, principal, and director in a variety of schools in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. During her time as a Director of Special Education, she was instrumental in starting the first Inclusion Classroom in a local school district and embarked on the initiative of developing the first elementary autistic support class in another Montgomery County district. Ms. Lubowicki also assisted her teams in preparing for legal processes that included mediation, due process hearings, and educational audits.
At Wisler Pearlstine, Ms. Lubowicki provides consultation to school teams on IEP development and assists with hearing preparation.
