Background
Donahue, Amy Stewart was born on February 13, 1977 in Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States. Daughter of Richard Phillip and Kathleen Mills Long.
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Amy Stewart Donahue
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Amy Stewart Donahue, American early childhood education specialist. Certified national reporting system assessor, licensed general education Virginia, special education Virginia, English as 2d language Virginia. Named Policy Council honoree, Rosemount Center Parent's Policy Council, 2003, 2004, 2005, Manager of YR., Rosemount Center, 2004; recipient Project Recruit fellowship, George Mason University, 1999—2001.
Education
Bachelor, Chatham College, Pittsburgh, 2000. Master of Education, George Mason University, Fairfax, Virginia, 2001.
Career
Public relations consultant West Virginia Media Group, Clarksburg, 1997—1999. Special education consultant, assistant director, teacher Easter Seals Child Development Center, Falls Church, Virginia, 2000—2001. Early childhood special education interventionist Birth to Three Connections, Madison, Wisconsin, 2001—2003.
Curriculum manager Rosemount Center, Washington, 2003—2005. Director Minnieland Private Day School, Woodbridge, Virginia, since 2005. City council appointee Early Childhood Commission, Alexandria, Virginia, since 2005.
Member Preschool Standards Workgroup, Washington, 2003—2005. Trainer for familes and educators on various topics related to early childhood development.
Achievements
Membership
Member of National Head Start Association, National Association for Education of Young Children.
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Nationality
American
Awards
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Named Policy Council honoree, Rosemount Center Parent's Policy Council, 2003, 2004, 2005, Manager of YR., Rosemount Center, 2004. Recipient Project Recruit fellowship, George Mason University, 1999—2001.Named Policy Council honoree, Rosemount Center Parent's Policy Council, 2003, 2004, 2005, Manager of YR., Rosemount Center, 2004. Recipient Project Recruit fellowship, George Mason University, 1999—2001.