Jacquelyn Dillersberger

Jacquelyn Dillersberger began her career in 1998 as a general education teacher at Pleasant Grove Elementary. Her trajectory shifted after successfully embedding a non-verbal student with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) into her classroom. This foundational experience sparked a lifelong commitment to inclusive education, prompting her to transition into Exceptional Student Education (ESE). 
 
As an ESE co-teacher and self-contained classroom instructor, Jacquelyn excelled in developing equitable teaching partnerships and adaptive curricula. Her dedication led her to earn a Master’s Degree in Exceptional Student Education. 
 
Jacquelyn subsequently served as an ESE Specialist at Rock Crusher Elementary for five years. For the past five years, she has operated as a District ESE Specialist for Citrus County Schools. She currently specializes in ASD, Gifted Education, and 504 plans, driving systemic support for diverse student populations.

Financial Disclosure: Jacquelyn is employed as District level ESE Specialist overseeing the 504’s and Gifted Education along with serving as a state contact for Autism Spectrum Disorder for Citrus County. Conference registration paid. Non-financial: None to disclose.

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