Our Team

Kim Watson, Director for CORE, has spent over 20 years in the field of education. She has extensive experience helping students with a range of exceptionalities, including Gifted and Talented, ADHD, Anxiety, ASD, and those with deficits in Executive Function Skills. As a founding staff member at Eaton Academy in Roswell, Georgia, Kim provided instruction to students and served as Assistant Academic Director. Her passion is being an integral part of the personal journey for each family and student she serves. Additionally, Kim is completing her Masters in Curriculum and Instruction with an Endorsement in Autism from the University of North Georgia.

Stephanie Deker is the Assistant Vice President of Outreach and Development for My CORE Strategy and College Living Experience. Throughout her career, she has pursued her mission to help others find the right resources and fit they need to thrive in education and behavioral health. Her life has been enriched by those who think differently of every age. Stephanie’s professional and personal experience navigating the unique challenges facing students and families with exceptionalities drives her to share students’ capabilities and the opportunities that await them with the right support. She believes experience builds confidence, which reveals capability.

Elizabeth Boyer is a coach for CORE. She is working on completing her Master’s degree in Communication Studies. From her most recent peer support job with Merced County where she worked with adults by setting goals and increasing wellness, to teaching college level public speaking courses via Zoom as a graduate assistant, being a cheerleading coach for a high school squad, and substituting at a preschool, Elizabeth has had the opportunity to work alongside and mentor individuals of all ages and walks of life. Her passion is helping others achieve the goals they set out to accomplish by building strong relationships, inspiring, and encouraging them.

Mary Fye is coach for Core. She has 27 years of experience as a high school teacher, teaching all levels of English as well as AP Research, and a variety of arts-related electives. Mary also teaches EDU 250: Discovery – a dual-enrollment course through Western Kentucky University. Her personal experience with ADHD makes her empathetic to the needs of our students and uniquely suited to provide support with a variety of strategies. Mary recently obtained a Ph.D. in Educational Leadership, and she continues to seek out professional development opportunities that will help her students. She is honored to have the opportunity to work with young adults as they navigate the world of education and learn to self-advocate.

Maggie Currier is a Coach for CORE. Maggie completed both her undergraduate and master’s degrees in the field of Psychology. In her previous role as a virtual health coach Maggie worked to help others set goals and overcome any obstacles that they could face along the way of making the goal a reality. Her heart is for better understanding others and helping others better understand themselves so they can reach their fullest potential in life.

Stephanie Martin, President of My CORE Strategy (CORE) and College Living Experience (CLE), has spent her career working with students with varying disabilities of all ages. Being an Educator first and foremost, Stephanie brings her unique perspective and unwavering passion for supporting the special education community through the innovative services of CORE and CLE. Remarkable in inspirational leadership, she focuses on co-creating an environment where students have a maximized opportunity to be their own self-determined advocates with the necessary skills to be successful.

Amy Radochonski, Vice President of My CORE Strategy (CORE) and College Living Experience, oversees the program planning of CORE and CLE supports and services. With an extensive background in the field of education, a key aspect of Amy’s focus is the creation, development, and implementation of procedural standards across all service areas throughout the country. As a devoted advocate and supporter of young adults with disabilities, Amy believes all individuals should have an opportunity to reach their greatest level of independence.