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Wiseburn staff praise Marissa Larson after CAC award recognition

May 31, 2025 | Wiseburn Unified, School Districts, California


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Wiseburn staff praise Marissa Larson after CAC award recognition
Marissa Larson, an exceptional education specialist at Aviation, was lauded by staff speakers during a recent Wiseburn Unified meeting after being named a CAC award winner this year.

Speakers praised Larson’s approach to special education and inclusive classroom practices. "Marissa Larson is an amazing educator, inclusion specialist, education specialist, and is an advocate for all of our kids. She is warm, engaging, she finds ways to connect with students at all different levels," Commenter 1 said. Commenter 1 added that Larson "collaborates, [is] a lifelong learner" and pursues outside curriculum and support resources.

"Marissa is always willing to put her best foot forward, pushes herself professionally, and engages with the entire school community, teachers, students, and staff to support all of our kids," Commenter 2 said. Commenter 3 described Larson as "a wonderful, wonderful special educator," and praised "her ability to meet students where they are, to be able to adapt curriculum, to be able to provide guidance and support to teachers." Commenter 3 said Larson’s work focuses on student needs and high expectations for achievement.

Speakers noted Larson’s leadership within the school community and her work to promote inclusive practices districtwide. "She's always looking for ways to better our practices as it relates to our special education program," Commenter 3 said, adding that Larson helps "promote inclusivity, inclusive practices across our district" and serves as a connection and leader for teachers. Commenter 1 congratulated Larson on her recognition as a CAC award winner this year.

The remarks were expressions of recognition and did not include any formal board action or vote. The comments highlight local staff appreciation for Larson’s role supporting students and teachers in special education.

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