Arlington, Va.― Amy Braddock has been elected the 2027 President-Elect of the Council for Exceptional Children. Braddock will assume the presidency on January 1, 2028, overseeing CEC’s committees and...
Read more >Washington, D.C. — The undersigned disability, civil rights, and education organizations strongly oppose the Administration's efforts to transfer the Office of Special Education and Rehabilitative...
Read more >Transition services play a critical role in preparing youth with disabilities for life beyond school. Yet too often, this work is viewed as an “add-on” rather than the specialized field it truly is...
Read more >June 16, 2026, Arlington, VA - In response to today’s announcement to move education programs for people with disabilities to the Health and Human Services Department, CEC is deeply concerned that the...
Read more >Arlington, VA., March 25, 2026 — The Council for Exceptional Children (CEC), in partnership with its Division on Career Development and Transition (DCDT), is proud to announce the launch of the...
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