Staff Directory

Christopulos, Adam

Math, Career and Technical Education Teacher

I am joining the math department after 9 years at Rainier Beach HS. Prior to becoming a math teacher I practiced as a structural engineer for 5 years.

I love to skateboard & snowboard, play soccer, and build/fix things out of wood and metal.

As a parent of an Seattle Public Schools student, I know how hectic things are this year for students and families. Please feel free to reach out to me anytime with and questions or concerns.

Clark, Daniko

Special Education Teacher

ddclark1@seattleschools.org

Clark, Dreena

Fiscal Specialist

ddclark@seattleschools.org

Coffman, Cheryl

Office/Athletics Secretary

crcoffman@seattleschools.org

Coughran, Andrew

Humanities Teacher

amcoughran@seattleschools.org

Hello,
I teach Humanities 11 (ethnic studies) and this will be year 10 at Cleveland. I have two young children and my wife is also an SPS teacher. I love all things Pacific Northwest.

Couvillion, Kelley

Occupational Therapist

kacouvillion@seattleschools.org

Davis, Rickey

School Security Specialist

rrdavis@seattleschools.org

Davis, Paul

Career and Technical Education, APCS Teacher

padavis1@seattleschools.org

Deleon-Vargas, Bryan

World Language Teacher and Math Teacher

badeleonvar@seattleschools.org

Djajamuliadi, Sachi

Math Teacher

skdjajamulia@seattleschools.org

Donohoe, Joseph

AP Biology & Biomedical Science/Career and Technical Education Teacher

jtdonohoe@seattleschools.org

Hi! I'm Joe Donohoe. I teach 9th grade Applied Molecular Biology and UW BIOL 100: Addiction and the Brain.

I got my BS in General Biology from UW, where I minored in Marine Biology and spent a few years after graduation researching fisheries science (save our salmon!). I then went back to UW to get a Master's in Teaching with a specialty in science education.

Personal Message

I know that managing work for many different classes so PLEASE feel free to email me, text me on talking points, or leave me voicemails as much as you want! I love to hear from students and families, and it really helps me to know more about where my students come from, what they want to learn, and where they want to go!

There is no such thing as too much communication, so I'd love to hear from you, even if it's just an email to say hello!