Special Education Team

Dr. Mary Hogan Chan retired from education in Illinois in 2002 after 30 years of service.   Dr. Chan finished her doctorate in 2005 and returned to teaching at Deer Creek Elementary in 2007.   In 2008 she transferred to PCHS to use her areas of expertise.

Ms. Arseneault grew up in Colorado Springs, Colorado.   She received her Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Colorado at Colorado Springs, majoring in Anthropology.   Following her graduation, she worked for three years as an assistant to the Behavior Specialist in El Paso County School District #11.   She attended the University of Northern Colorado to complete her Masters Degree in Special Education-Profound Needs with an additional emphasis in teaching culturally and linguistically diverse students with low incidence disabilities.   Her love of Colorado and the beautiful scenery of the Rocky Mountains, as well as her appreciation for small towns and school districts, led her to a teaching position in Platte Canyon School District.  Ms. Arseneault has taught students at FMS and PCHS (ages 12-21) with severe cognitive disabilities and profound disabilities since 1999.   She has been a member of the Mt. Evans BOCES Multidisciplinary Assessment and Planning Team since 2002.   In 2007, Ms. Arseneault began coaching the Fitzsimmons Middle School Speech Team.   Teaching is her passion in life.

Ms. Terry was born and raised in Colorado.   She worked in the telecommunications industry for 27 years, AT&T, Mountain Bell, AVAYA, Lucent, and Aceenture.   She decided to go into Public Education in 2003 and joined the Special Education Department at Fitzsimmons Middle School and Platte Canyon High School.   She believes in her heart that this was one of the best decisions she has ever made.   She loves animals (of all kinds), working with children, and riding ATV’s with her husband.   She has lived in Bailey since 1980 and feels that, "It is the only place to live".   Ms. Terry is also an avid ELVIS fan.