Lori Clements, Principal
Lori Clements has been the Principal at the Joseph P. Manning School located in Jamaica Plain since 2019. Prior to that she was the Coordinator of Special Education for 8 years. In her years of service she has gained a wealth of experience in supporting the growth and development of students and educators alike, within an inclusive learning environment.
Ms. Clements began her career with the Boston Public School System in the Home and Hospital Department, providing individualized instruction to students unable to physically attend school. From there she joined the Special Education Department as a Coordinator of Special Education.
During her time at the Manning, Ms. Clements delivered educational services as the LATF, special education teacher, and ESL teacher.
Ms. Clements has a strong background in the field of special education, in particular with inclusionary practices. She is committed to continuing the Manning School’s drive toward delivering rigorous academic instruction and fostering the development of social emotional skills. Her experience has taught her that these are the essential components of a quality education and is dedicated to providing inclusive experiences for all students.
Ms. Clements lives in Braintree with her husband Tighe, step daughter Clara, and red lab Maisie.
Ms. Clements began her career with the Boston Public School System in the Home and Hospital Department, providing individualized instruction to students unable to physically attend school. From there she joined the Special Education Department as a Coordinator of Special Education.
During her time at the Manning, Ms. Clements delivered educational services as the LATF, special education teacher, and ESL teacher.
Ms. Clements has a strong background in the field of special education, in particular with inclusionary practices. She is committed to continuing the Manning School’s drive toward delivering rigorous academic instruction and fostering the development of social emotional skills. Her experience has taught her that these are the essential components of a quality education and is dedicated to providing inclusive experiences for all students.
Ms. Clements lives in Braintree with her husband Tighe, step daughter Clara, and red lab Maisie.