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Lorna Frendak
  Lorna Frendak
Lorna Frendak
Harford County
North Harford Middle School
6-8 Special Ed/CSP
 
 
Harford County/Lorna L. Frendak – Special Education Teacher at North Harford Middle School

Lorna L. 'Lori' Frendak is in her eighth year as a Classroom Support Program special educator at North Harford Middle School where she provides services to students with significant academic, social, or emotional issues. Trained as an educator of the visually impaired, Mrs. Frendak, previously taught students with visual challenges in Department of Defense schools located in Germany and at public schools in Oklahoma where she was stationed with her Army officer husband. She provides a safe haven for her students, many of whom having extensive histories of trouble with school and law enforcement officials, while insisting that they accept responsibility for their actions. She teaches academic and coping skills to about 12 to 15 students one hour each day, spending the rest of her time assisting individual students and faculty members in making all students successful during their middle school experience.
 

Contact Information
Darla Strouse, Executive Director
Maryland State Department of Education
200 West Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
Phone:  410-767-0369
Fax:  410-333-3867
Email:  dstrouse@msde.state.md.us
Maryland State Department of Education
200 West Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD 21201
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