Michael Ewing is the Director of Federal & State Programs at Stafford MSD. Michael graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Social Work from Texas Southern University. Immediately following graduation, he continued his desire to work with young people and began his teaching career in Houston ISD. During this time, he earned a Master’s degree in Education from Prairie View A&M. After three years in HISD, he spent five years in Alief ISD, where he became a leader at the campus level and served as an ARD Facilitator. Pursuing a greater level of leadership, Michael accepted the position of Special Education Coordinator in Fort Bend ISD and served the district for 5 years. He truly believes in working with parents, students, staff, and community stakeholders to build and maintain appropriate programming for students.

Shaunte' Norris, M. Ed is a diagnostician at Stafford High School. She attended Clark Atlanta University in Atlanta GA where she obtained a BA in Speech Communication and Theatre with a concentration in Theatre Arts. Ms. Norris served as a Theatre Arts, Speech, and Debate teacher in Stafford Municipal School District for 9 years before she decided that she wanted to make a difference in the lives of students with disabilities. She believes that it is her duty and responsibility to serve as their advocate. In 2005, she graduated from the University of Houston- Victoria with a  Master's in Curriculum and Instruction.  Ms. Norris has worked in Stafford Municipal School District for 15 years. Some of her most memorable assignments include Middle/High School One Act Play director, Assistant Director SHS Musicals 2001-2006, Middle School UIL Coordinator, CPI Instructor, and ESY Coordinator.

Ms. Malmrose completed her training as a Diagnostician in 1979 at University of Houston, Clear Lake.   She has worked as a teacher, counselor and diagnostician in Detroit, Atlanta, Houston, Clear Creek and University of Texas, Medical Branch in Galveston.  She has always enjoyed watching children grow and reach their full potential.  Ms. Malmrose joined SMSD Federal and State Programs Department in August, 2009.

Ms. Sheila Bond is the Administrative Assistant for Federal and State Programs.  She is a graduate of Wiley College, “Home of the Great Debaters," with a Bachelor of Science degree.  She has been employed with SMSD for four years.

Tamara Davidson is an experienced Speech and Language Pathologist Assistant with more than 18 years of experience in field of Speech and Language Pathology. Mrs. Davidsons’ primary career objective essentially encompasses effectively utilizing her professional knowledge and expertise to ensure all students are successful. She attended Southern University Agricultural & Mechanical College in Baton Rouge, Louisiana where she received a Bachelor of Science degree in Speech Pathology and Audiology and a Masters of Education degree with a concentration in Urban and Ethnic Communication Disorders. Her career began as a Clinical Fellow with TheraTx Rehabilitation in Houston, Texas where she established a full time speech therapy for the first time in several years in a long term care facility. Furthermore Mrs. Davidson provided dynamic leadership and coordination of various health care professionals in the management of individuals with communication deficits most specifically neurogenic disorders and dysphagia disorders. Mrs. Davidsons’ uniqueness quintessentially lies within the remediation of communication deficits in clinical settings as well as diverse educational settings from kindergarten to high school. Mrs. Davidson is currently expanding her knowledge by pursuing a Doctor of Education degree from Nova Southeastern University with concentration in Organizational Leadership.