Emma Conley has been a preschool teacher/intervention specialist at Cloverleaf since 2020. She graduated from The University of Akron with a bachelor's degree in both Early Childhood Education and Early Intervention. In her free time, Emma likes spending time outside with her family and volunteering in the community. She enjoys inspiring creativity and watching her students create lifelong memories in the preschool classroom.
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Ramona Gellick has been a speech-language pathologist working with Cloverleaf Local Schools for 24 years, including the preschool for the past 15 years. She received her bachelor's degree at Michigan State University and her master of science in speech pathology at the University of Hawaii. Ramona lives with her husband in Medina and they have two grown daughters. Ramona enjoys travel and hiking, but teaching and talking with preschoolers is her passion!
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Emily Tobin is a 2013 graduate of Heidelberg University, where she received her bachelor of science in Early Childhood (preschool to third grade). In 2017 she completed her master's degree in special education (mild to moderate) with a prekindergarten endorsement at Kent State University. She has been teaching for 11 years, six of those being at Cloverleaf. She has taught one year of kindergarten and the rest in preschool. (Both as a general education teacher and intervention specialist.) Preschool is her passion! In her free time, she enjoys spending time with her family, fiancé Jason and fur babies -- Audrey, Chloe and Penny. She participates in a bowling league and enjoys watching Cleveland sports. Emily also enjoys traveling, going to concerts and riding motorcycles. One thing you may not know about her is she got her first job as a paraprofessional for summer school at Cloverleaf when she turned 16. Cloverleaf will always have a special place in her heart as she follows in the footsteps of her mother, who was also a teacher at Cloverleaf Elementary.
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Trinka Sachleban is a graduate of Buckeye High School and attended college at Ohio University. She lives in Chatham with her husband, John. They have two adult daughters who are Cloverleaf graduates. She has worked as a paraprofessional for four years at Cloverleaf and really enjoys working with children.
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Megan Maloney has been a Cloverleaf special needs preschool teacher since 2004. Megan has her undergraduate degree from Walsh University (early childhood, early childhood intervention specialist, and K-12 reading) and master's degree from Ashland University (administration). While at Cloverleaf, she has been the co-principal of the elementary school summer school program, director of the district's Safety City program, primary building head, and has participated in several building- and district-level committees. Megan has two active young boys and enjoys watching them play a variety of outdoor sports. She also enjoys reading and hiking in Cuyahoga Valley National Park. Students with disabilities, specifically preschoolers, have been her passion throughout her career. Megan believes the significant impact we can make not only with our students, their families, and our community as early educators is a priceless reward!
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