Special Education TODAY
What’s Next in Special Education: What Every Educator Should Know for the Year Ahead
2026 is right around the corner, and with it comes new opportunities—and new challenges—for the field of special education. As technology evolves, policies shift, and classrooms continue to adapt to...
Read more >CEC Announces New President, Treasurer, and Board Members
CEC is proud to introduce our newest President Elect, Treasurer, and board members. CEC is governed by a 16-member Board of Directors, including four board-appointed officers: president, president...
Read more >Our Heartfelt Gratitude to CEC’s Volunteers
CEC extends its deepest gratitude to the remarkable volunteers whose terms on our committees conclude in 2025 or partway through 2026. Your dedication, expertise, and passion have strengthened every...
Read more >CEC Executive Director Chad Rummel Testifies on Capitol Hill
On Tuesday, CEC's Chad Rummel spoke at a spotlight forum hosted by Senator Mazie Hirono (D-HI) to discuss how dismantling the Department of Education (ED) has, and will continue to, negatively impact...
Read more >CEC's Kuna Tavalin Presented with the Cyndy Littlefield Exceptional Service Award
The Committee for Education Funding (CEF) has chosen Kuna Tavalin, CEC's Senior Policy and Advocacy Advisor, as the seventh recipient of the "Cyndy Littlefield Exceptional Service Award." Kuna has...