Denise D. Mandis Takes the Helm as Supervisor of Special Education in Calvert County
November 15, 2025 - 02:01
PRINCE FREDERICK, Md. — In a significant move for the Calvert County Public Schools, the Board of Education has officially appointed Denise D. Mandis as the new supervisor of special education. The decision was made during the board's meeting on November 13, where Superintendent Dr. Marcus Newsome presented Mandis as his recommended candidate for the role.
The board members expressed their unanimous support for Mandis, highlighting her qualifications and experience in the field. With a strong background in special education, Mandis is expected to bring innovative strategies and a compassionate approach to enhance the educational experience for students with special needs.
Her appointment comes at a crucial time when schools are increasingly focused on inclusivity and tailored educational plans. Mandis's leadership is anticipated to foster collaboration among educators, parents, and support staff, ensuring that all students receive the resources they need to thrive. The community looks forward to the positive changes her expertise will bring to the district.
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