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Amy Holland is a Program Specialist for Roseville City School District with more than ten years of experience in special education, including service as a Resource Specialist Teacher and Special Day Class Teacher at the elementary and middle school levels. She holds an MA in Special Education and Mild/Moderate Special Education and Multiple Subjects Credentials from Fresno Pacific University, as well as a BA in Psychology from Whitworth University. Holland is passionate about creating inclusive school communities that support and celebrate every student. Her professional expertise includes trauma-informed teaching, emotional resilience, and strategies that help educators respond effectively to students' diverse needs. Her master's thesis focused on trauma, the ACE Study, neuroplasticity, healing, and trauma-informed schools, leading to professional development for educators. She has also served on MTSS leadership teams in Selma Unified and Roseville City Unified School Districts. Through her courses, Holland equips educators with practical tools to foster inclusion, resilience, and student success.
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