School psychologists are an important part of the educational team in any school district. Psychologists perform many varied and necessary duties to promote educationally and psychologically healthy environments for all children and youth. School psychologists consult with educators to devise instructional and classroom management strategies for helping children succeed in school. They provide psycho-educational evaluations of children that may include assessing ability, achievement, learning styles, and social and emotional status. School psychologists also consult with parents, teachers and administrators to assist with designing individualized education programs for students with disabilities.
For more information please contact:
School Psychology Coordinator
E-Mail: monika.aune@mccesc.org
Phone : 937-215-0820
School Psychologist Staff:
Monika Aune
School Psychologist Coordinator/School Psychologist
Mechanicsburg Exempted Village Schools
Sharon Beck
School Psychologist
Urbana City Schools, as needed
Michele Berning
School Psychologist
Part-time, as needed
Sheila Core
School Psychologist
Jonathan Alder Local
Curt Hefner
School Psychologist
Part-time, as needed
Sara Hiatt
School Psychologist
Madison-Plains Local Schools
Krista Hickman
School Psychologist
West Liberty-Salem Schools County ESC
Lorie Mitter
School Psychologist
Jonathan Alder Jr. High & High School
Stephanie Montgomery
School Psychologist
Triad Local Schools
Sade Richards
Teacher Assisting School Psychological Services
Urbana City Schools
Maryanne Ryno-Vrabel
School Psychologist
Mercer County ESC (St. Henry Consolidated Local Schools)
& Clark County ESC (Clark-Shawnee Local Schools)
Dr. Dorothy Sisson
School Psychologist
River Valley Local Schools
Julie Vondrell-Wiggins
School Psychologist
North Union Local Schools
Katrina Young
School Psychologist
Southern Ohio ESC at Belle Aire & Cherry Hill Schools in Washington Court House
Employee Testimonials
Working with MCESC has been truly humbling. From the moment I was offered a position, every staff member has been beyond what I would refer to as an exceptional team player. My colleagues and supervisor always show their understanding and support regardless of my needs. Having initially served as a school psychologist in an extremely large district, it is refreshing to have the privilege to work with reliable, positive colleagues whose whole focus is on serving others.
Monika Aune, School Psychologist
My position here at the MCESC has been a blessing. I have been given the opportunity to work full- time while pursuing my school psychologist licensure and Ed.S. The MCESC provides tuition reimbursement making school financially accessible. Serving others is a tenant of this organization that I am so proud to be part of. I love working as a mentor to the children I serve, and it is the most rewarding part of my work week. Working at the MCESC allows me to pursue my love of helping students reach their true potential.
Sade Richards, Teacher Assisting School Psychological Services
The MCESC does a wonderful job supporting new staff, including the most informative and relevant new employee orientation I’ve ever experienced! It’s also helpful to have a mentor who is available to All new employees, even those of us the experience in the field, to help with all the day-to-day logistics of employment! What a great employer!