Outreach & Professional Learning
MISSION
Our mission is to empower students with dyslexia and other language-based learning differences. By sharing our expertise with educators, parents, and communities, we work to ensure every student is understood, supported, and celebrated, enabling them to reach their full potential.
Current & Future
WORKSHOPS
Jemicy offers a variety of engaging learning opportunities for both educators and students that reflect our mission, research-based methodologies, and educational philosophy. We provide meaningful, structured multisensory experiences that help strengthen essential skills in reading, writing, spelling, math, and organization.
 
Whether you join us on campus or virtually, our workshops and courses—led by Jemicy’s expert faculty—are designed to be interactive, practical, and immediately useful in classrooms and beyond.
 
We also partner with schools and organizations to create customized professional development sessions tailored to your team’s unique needs. These can be hosted at Jemicy or delivered at your site, making it easy to access the support and strategies that matter most.

Contact us today to learn more or to design a workshop that meets your needs. We look forward to partnering with you to inspire learning and growth.
We look forward to seeing you at an upcoming event. Please contact me with any questions.

-Rose Heggs, Director of Outreach and Professional Learning
(410) 753-8029 or outreach@jemicyschool.org
Additional Outreach & Professional Learning
PROGRAMS AND INFORMATION
Rose Heggs
MEET OUR DIRECTOR
Rose Heggs brings a unique blend of professional experience and heartfelt passion to her role as Director of Community Outreach and Professional Learning at The Jemicy School. She earned both her B.S. and M.Ed. in Special Education and Secondary English from Towson University, laying the foundation for her dynamic career in education.

Before entering the field of education, Rose led a successful career in marketing and business development. Despite her professional accomplishments, her true calling as an English teacher and advocate for students with diverse learning needs ultimately led her to transition into education in the late 1990s. Since then, she has served as a dedicated literacy interventionist, passionately teaching, supporting, and empowering both students and educators across PK–12 settings.

Rose’s approach is grounded in science-based, evidence-backed literacy instruction. She prioritizes reliable, research-driven methods over ideology to ensure that every child receives effective and individualized support. Her extensive experience spans working with students aged 3 to 18 and includes deep expertise in learning differences such as dyslexia, dyscalculia, ADHD, ASD, and emotional disorders.

As a practitioner and leader, Rose is highly skilled in designing and implementing strategic learning supports and collaborating with interdisciplinary teams to optimize student outcomes. Her commitment to ongoing professional growth has led her to explore the fields of neuroeducation and language development, enabling her to interpret data, refine instruction, and cultivate a positive and inclusive learning environment.

Rose’s educational philosophy centers on nurturing the whole child. She believes that social-emotional well-being is inseparable from academic success, and she integrates positive language, compassionate feedback, and thoughtful exploration to cultivate a lifelong love of learning.

In her new role at Jemicy, Rose is excited to expand the school’s reach through meaningful community engagement and high-impact professional learning. She looks forward to building strong connections, sharing best practices, and supporting educators and families in fostering a culture of thinking, growth, and possibility.
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