Diane Courtright Frazier

Background

Frazier, Diane Courtright was born on June 3, 1954 in Rochester, New York, United States. Daughter of Charles Earl and Eleanor (Palumbo) Courtright.

Education

Bachelor of Science in Elementary Edition and Special Education, Keene State College, 1977; Master in Counseling and Consultation, Keene State College, 1984; postgraduate, U. Vermont.

Career

Resource teacher, Marlborough (N.H.) Schools, 1980-1981; resource teacher, Westmoreland (N.H.) Schools, 1981-1984; reading specialist, Brattleboro (Vermont) Union H.S., 1984-1994; faculty county chair, Brattleboro (Vermont) Union H.S., 1991-1993; N.E. area school evaluator, Brattleboro (Vermont) Union H.S., 1991-1992; special services coordinator, Administrative Unit 29, Keene, N.H., since 1994. Instructor Franklin Pierce College, Rindge, N.H., 1990-1991. Member school-to-work initiative program Southern Vermont Career Education Center, Brattleboro, 1993-1994.

Achievements

• Diane Courtright Frazier has been listed as a noteworthy Special education educator by Marquis Who's Who.

Membership

Member ASCD (educational leadership committee 1994-1995), Coalition of Essentials Schools (preschool grant initiative, inclusion facilitator).

Connections

Married Terry Lee Frazier, September 20, 1975 (separated). 1 child, Charles Stephen.

Father:

Charles Earl Courtright

Mother:

Eleanor (Palumbo) Courtright

Spouse:

Terry Lee Frazier

child:

Charles Stephen Frazier