Math Interventionist
Eric Walker

Welcome to the 2026–2027 school year!I am thrilled to continue my journey at The Newton School in a brand-new role dedicated to helping our students thrive in mathematics.About Me

  • Experience: Teaching at The Newton School since 2012.
  • Classroom Background: Focused on foundational growth in 3rd and 4th grade.
  • Specialization: Specialized training through the prestigious Vermont Math Initiative program.
  • Education: Earned a Master’s Degree in Mathematics Education (Class of 2026).

My Philosophy & RoleTeaching mathematics is my deepest professional passion. As your child's Math Interventionist, my goal is to break down complex concepts into manageable, exciting steps. I look forward to partnering with classroom teachers and families to build strong math confidence and critical thinking skills in all of our students.

EL Interventionist
Deanna with Jackson

Deanna has worked at The Newton School for 28 years, 26 of those as a special education teacher and 2 of those as a classroom teacher. Deanna will continue to be a part-time 4th Grade teacher, and also will serve the Newton School as the part-time reading interventionist. Deanna attended the University of Vermont and earned her bachelor’s degree in Education with a concentration in Special Education. She also earned her Master’s in Education from UVEI in 2021 and is very excited for this opportunity to help students improve their reading and literacy skills. When Deanna is not at Newton, she is spending time at her home in Bethel, Vermont with her husband, her son Jackson, when he comes home to visit, her daughter Alice who is attending Colby Sawyer college and her three dogs! You can contact Deanna at dcayer@wrvsu.org