Special Educator

Kaliegh Richardson

Kaleigh graduated in 2015 with a Bachelors Degree in Secondary Education and Social Science from Keene State College, and continued on to complete a Masters of Education in Special Education graduating in 2016. Kaleigh knew she wanted to stay in the Monadnock region, and was lucky to land at Green Street School. 

Kaleigh grew up in Conway, New Hampshire and currently lives in Hinsdale with her fiancé, Alex, and two dogs, Willow and Gethro. When not at school, she enjoys playing with her energetic pups, reading novels, cooking, and spending time with family. 

Kaleigh is a passionate educator who shares her love of learning every da with her students. She encourages collaboration and communication, and loves engaging students through project based learning. 

Special Educator

Kelly Pacheck

Kelly started her journey in the field of Special Education about 13 years ago in Denver, CO working as a para-educator in an community-based, intensive classroom for kids with Autism.  She immediately fell in love with the field and has never looked back.  

She got her Master’s of Special Education at the University of Colorado, Denver in 2007 and has been teaching ever since.  

Kelly believes that all kids can and will learn.  She loves problem solving and thinking creatively to better meet the needs of all students.  She truly couldn’t imagine herself in any other profession.  She loves her job and is consistently excited to see what each new day brings.  

She has a great partner, Jim and one amazing little girl, Aruna.  They live in Brattleboro with their cat, Saturn.  

Special Educator

Viki Caruso

Viki Caruso began her teaching career 21 years ago as a special educator in New Jersey after graduating from Trenton State College, now known as the College of New Jersey, with a B.S. in Psychology and Education.

She then moved to Brattleboro where she worked as a special education teacher, an educational case manager, consultant, and evaluator.  During this time she earned her Master’s Degree in Special Education from the University of Vermont. She also spent six years teaching in Massachusetts. She is thrilled to be back at Green Street School.  

She believes in working collaboratively with families and school staff to meet the needs of all students. When not teaching, Viki enjoys spending time with her family, which includes, but is not limited to, her two daughters and two black cats.