Thanks so much for visiting Los Niños’ Web page! I hope the information you’ve read about our terrific programs answers your questions and provides you with useful information.

Los Niños Early Intervention Center, along with Lincoln-Jackson Family Center, serves a unique purpose in Clovis Municipal Schools. We have opportunities to make meaningful differences for very young children, and to be among their first teachers! Therefore, we believe that our role is both a great privilege, and a profound responsibility.

My staff and I are committed to creating a plan for each student that will facilitate development of skills and abilities that children need in order to optimize learning at the next level,  elementary school. We strive to educate ourselves in ‘best teaching practices’ in the areas of special education and early childhood education, and to put these methods to work in our daily teaching. We value reflective practice, too, so we are constantly questioning how we can improve teaching and learning!

Please don’t hesitate to contact me by phone or email if I can provide additional assistance to you in serving our community’s precious preschool children! Again, thank you for taking the time to visit our Web page and to learn about our school.

Yours In Education,

Suzanne Rebman - EMAIL
Principal/ Early Intervention Services Coordinator, Student Support Services
769-4545/4546

Suzanne Rebman considers the principalship of Los Niños to be her greatest professional achievements to date! Suzanne has been with Clovis Municipal Schools since 1998. She has taught special education at Clovis High Schools, and was a special education Liaison, prior to serving as principal at Los Niños.

Suzanne has been working with exceptional children and adults since 1975 when she began volunteer work with a recreation program for people with significant disabilities. Suzanne received her bachelor of Science in Special Education: Mental Retardation and Emotional Disturbance, from James Madison University in Harrisonburg, Virginia, in 1983. Suzanne received her Master's in Education Administration from ENMU in 2005. She holds Master's level licensure in both teaching and administration.

Suzanne lives in Clovis with her husband, two children, and dog.