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Staff

Jean Stone
Executive Director ACRJS

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Jean is a native Vermonter who was born and raised in Middlebury, VT. She still resides in the community where she was raised. She raised her own family in Middlebury.

Jean began her career as a Headstart Home Visitor and becoming a classroom teacher. Jean joined Easterseals VT in 2008 in Addison County and worked her way up to Program Coordinator. Jean graduated from Johnson State College in 2017 with a Bachelor of Art in Interdisciplinary Studies.

​Jean joined ACRJS in December 2019, when Restorative Justice grabbed her attention.


Jenny Quesnel - Assistant Director
Reparative Restorative Reintegration Specialist

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Jenny is a native Vermonter who lives in the Addison County community with her husband and family.

​She began her career as the Housing Field Advocate for Addison Community Action/CVOEO in Middlebury.  She also worked for the Addison District & Family Court in Middlebury as well as other local state and non-profit agencies. 

Jenny lived in Florida for 5 years where she worked for Court Administration. She graduated from Champlain College with an Associate's Degree as a Paralegal. She has also completed Mediation training with Champlain College.

Jenny joined ACRJS in 2015 when she returned to Vermont. 


Amanda Wolf
Reparative, Reentry Case Manager & Group/Safe Driving Facilitator
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​Amanda was born and raised in the Adirondacks and attended college at Castleton University where she graduated in 2018 with bachelor’s degrees in criminal justice and Forensic Psychology.

In 2021, she received her Master of Arts in Restorative Justice from Vermont Law School. Amanda began her career working for the Vermont Department of Corrections in 2018, and transitioned to the restorative justice field in 2019, where she worked as a Reentry Coordinator at the Rutland County Community Justice Center.

​She recently joined the ACRJS team in February of 2022.


Stephanie Brace
Diversion and YSASP Case Manager
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​Stephanie Brace
Stephanie is Native Vermonter, who was born and raised in Middlebury, VT. She currently lives in Addison County with her Family.
 
Stephanie began her career as a caregiver at a young age and continued to grow and develop skills over the years. Prior to joining ACRJS, she worked at the Counseling Service of Addison County, where she was employed as Community Support Specialist and worked with individuals with mental and physical disabilities.
 
Currently, Stephanie is enrolled at Community College of Vermont where she is completing her associate degree in behavioral science and looks forward to  receiving her bachelor degree.


​Megan Vaughan
Diversion Case Manager
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​Megan Vaughan
Megan is a native Vermonter born and raised in Bristol Vermont, where she still resides raising her own family.
She graduated from Champlain College in 2020 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Integrated Science, with a concentration in Criminal Justice. She also obtained her Cyber Security certificate in 2020 through Champlain College.
Megan has worked with the Department of Homeland Security in the U.S Citizenship and Immigration branch in South Burlington.
She joined ACRJS in April 2023.


Restorative Justice Services is a reflection of a growing partnership and collaboration with the Department of Corrections in working with individuals who have been incarcerated and are reentering the community. 
Addison County Restorative Justice Service
282 Boardman Street, Box 4, Middlebury, VT 05753
(802) 388-3888 fax (802) 388-5754 
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