The Irvine Unified School District (IUSD) is proud to announce that Dr. Angela Weedn, a School Psychologist for IUSD, has been awarded the prestigious Nadine Lambert Outstanding School Psychologist Award. This award is presented to only one school psychologist in the entire state of California each year.
The Nadine Lambert Outstanding School Psychologist Award–named after Dr. Nadine Lambert, a trailblazing figure in the field who made lasting contributions to school psychology–is presented to school psychologists who contribute exemplary service in the following areas:
- Service to Students
- Service to Teachers
- Service to Administrative
- Service to Parents
- Service to Community Agencies
- Service to the Profession
“Angela’s work reflects the highest standards of compassion, expertise and commitment that define our school psychologists."
Dr. Weedn, a University of Southern California graduate, has been a dedicated school psychologist with IUSD for over a decade. Her career in school psychology began after four years as an elementary school teacher, inspiring her to earn a doctorate in educational psychology. With nearly 20 years of experience, she is also a diplomate with the American Board of School Neuropsychology. Dr. Weedn has extensive expertise in dyslexia and has led trainings on using the strengths and weaknesses model for identifying specific learning disabilities. Today, she primarily focuses on supporting students with significant needs.
“We are extremely proud of Angela for receiving this award. Her dedication to her students, families and peers is truly evident in her daily work,” stated Jennifer O’Malley, Executive Director of Special Education. “Angela’s work reflects the highest standards of compassion, expertise and commitment that define our school psychologists. This recognition speaks volumes about the level of support our psychologists provide every day. Their commitment to creating safe and supportive learning environments helps to empower all students to feel equipped to succeed.”
IUSD’s school psychologists play a vital role in creating supportive environments where every student can thrive. Our school psychologists support the academic, social and emotional well-being of students across our campuses, providing site-based services and resources tailored to meet individual needs. Their work helps ensure that each student can feel valued, understood and equipped to succeed.
For additional information regarding the Nadine Lambert Outstanding School Psychologist Award, please visit the California Association of School Psychologists' website.