In welcoming you to the newly remodeled website for the Kentucky Council for Exceptional Children, I would like to say that it is my sincere wish that you find all the tools and information you need as a professional in the prestigious service of students with exceptional learning needs.Within this website you will find opportunities and information that conveys the benefits of your membership. You will find active capabilities to register for 46th Annual Exceptional Children’s Conference as well as session information. You will find representations of some of the most active divisions of KYCEC. You will find nomination forms for awards that communicate to others the professionalism and expertise of your work and the work of colleagues. You will also find applications for mini-grants that are unique opportunities for KYCEC teachers to implement unique programs and services.  You have the opportunity for your voice to be heard by communicating your concerns and success stories to the representatives on the KYCEC executive board.

Your KYCEC Executive and General Boards have been actively pursuing a more digital image and communication capabilities for the past two years. While the website you see today is still under construction, I would like to personally request that you relay to me any content that you would like to see in the future.Thank You,Jennifer Green
KYCEC President

                 CONGRATULATIONS to ALL AWARD WINNERS from KYCEC!
(Photos from Annual Conference Awards Luncheon. See KYCEC News for articles.)

Yes I Can! Award Winners with Johnny Collett, Assistant Director of Division of Learning Services, KDE;
Jennifer Green, KYCEC President; and, Jennifer Eckler,  coordinator for the KYCEC Yes I Can! Program.

  Honoring the Teacher of the Year and Finalists
See KYCEC News page for Teacher of the Year Article

Johnny Collett; Connie Hill; Jennifer Reker (TOY), Paula Turner, and Jennifer Green

Teacher of Year Finalists With Goodie Baskets from KDE and checks from KYCEC

Connie Hill, KSB; Jennifer Reker, Noe Middle School ofJefferson County; Paula Turner,
North Washington Elementary School of Washington County

Jennifer Reker was named Teacher of the Year. Congratulations to all