Special Ed. Staff - Paschal Sherman Indian School

Waylon Michel

Special Education Director

Paula Fletcher

Special Education Teacher

My name is Paula Fletcher. I have worked at PSIS for 18 years. I started working as a substitute teacher then as the librarian at the old campus. I am now the Special Education Enrichment teacher.

I have an AAS degree from Wenatchee Valley College, A Bachelor’s degree in Language Arts from Heritage University and a Master’s degree in Special Education from Montana State University.

I am married, the mother of 5, and the grandmother of 11. Most of my children and their children live in Washington so I get to see them often. I enjoy doing things with my husband, grandchildren and family. I have three small dogs and two large cats.

Some of the things I like to do are spending time with my grandchildren and family, traveling, camping, gardening, reading, knitting, and cooking.

Cindy Fry recruited me to work at PSIS. I started working here in 2001 and never left. I feel blessed every day I drive to work. It is rare to work at such a beautiful campus with the surrounding mountains and the lake just beyond.

Jacob Nicholson

Special Education Teacher

Katie Quintasket

Special Education Administrative Assistant

My name is Katie Quintasket I have had the pleasure to work at Paschal Sherman for the last 11 years.

My educational/professional background consists of 3 associates degrees (business transfer, accounting technical degree and associates in arts and science) all from Wenatchee Valley College. I am one semester away from earning my Bachelors in Accounting through Washington State University. I have worked in a business setting for the last 20 years ranging from banking to a program coordinator. I currently work as an administrative assistant in the special education department.

I am a loving mother to two boys Dylan (17) and Elliot (1) and a loving partner to my Dave. In my free time I love to travel and have been fortunate to have gone all over the world. I also enjoy most outdoor adventures, hiking, swimming, fishing and biking.

Paschal Sherman has been my home for so long for a reason, I cannot quit this place. I love the atmosphere, and have had the privilege to work amongst some amazing people throughout the years. But most of all, I love being a unique part in our kid’s little world.

My hope for Paschal Sherman is to have the capability to be a K-12 school. I believe this would have a tremendous impact for our students. My dream for our students is that we can project the possibilities in life rather than the obstacles.