November 28, 2024 - 14:09

(LOUISVILLE, KY) – Kristin Hibbard, a dedicated educator specializing in moderate and severe disabilities at Meade County High School, has been awarded the prestigious title of the Council for Exceptional Children’s 2024 Kentucky Special Education Teacher of the Year. This recognition highlights her exceptional commitment to supporting students with diverse learning needs and her innovative approaches to teaching.
Hibbard has been instrumental in creating an inclusive environment that fosters growth and independence among her students. Through tailored lesson plans and individualized support, she has successfully enhanced the educational experiences of her students, empowering them to reach their full potential. Colleagues and parents alike commend her for her unwavering dedication and passion for teaching.
The award not only acknowledges Hibbard's hard work but also serves to inspire other educators in the field of special education. Her achievement shines a light on the importance of specialized teaching and the impact it can have on the lives of students with disabilities.
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