Special Education & Student Services

Elizabeth Clark McKenzie, MS, CCC-SLP has worked in the private sector for the past 14 years as a pediatric speech language pathologist specializing in Early Intervention. Elizabeth grew up in Arlington and is the product of Arlington Public Schools herself (Tuckahoe, Williamsburg, Yorktown!). She attended the University of South Carolina where she received a Bachelor’s degree in Developmental Psychology, and went on to Gallaudet University to earn her Master’s degree in Speech Language Pathology. Elizabeth is an avid musical theater fan, and enjoys traveling with friends and family any chance she can get. She lives in Arlington with her husband and two children, and enjoys being involved in APS both as an employee and a parent.

I am the school psychologist at Nottingham. I completed my undergraduate degree in Psychology from Virginia Tech in 2015 and attended graduate school at James Madison University for my School Psychology degree. In between undergrad and graduate school, I worked for Falls Church City Public School as a special education paraprofessional. I supported 3rd/4th graders and loved being in the classroom. I grew up in Falls Church City and have enjoyed moving into the Arlington area, especially being able to explore so many new restaurants and coffee shops. Since I currently live in an apartment and can’t have my own garden right now, I have started collecting plants and am constantly adding new ones to my windowsill. I also enjoy traveling, hiking, and spending time with family and friends.