Tracy Belfield, an experienced and dedicated educator, has spent more than a decade working tirelessly with students of various ages and abilities. Her journey began as a paraprofessional and has since taken her to different locations, including Tennessee and Louisiana, where she has excelled as a teacher. Tracy has also taken on leadership roles such as Special Education Building Coach and Assistant Director of Special Education for Middle School.

Currently, Tracy serves as the Field Training Coordinator for the Kentucky Autism Training Center. Her deep passion lies in helping students with autism achieve their full potential. Tracy firmly believes in providing top-notch training and support to educators and families, ensuring that they have the tools they need to make a difference. With a diverse background in business, teaching, and special education, Tracy brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to her work.

Tracy's impressive qualifications include a Master of Arts in Teaching from Austin Peay State University, with dual certification in Learning and Behavior Disorders as well as Mild/Moderate Disabilities. Additionally, she holds a Director of Special Education Certification and a Specialist in Education with a focus on Administration and Supervision, both from Eastern Kentucky University. Her active involvement in the Council for Exceptional Children reflects her unwavering dedication to helping individuals with special needs reach their full potential, ensuring they receive the best education and resources available.

Throughout her career, Tracy has witnessed firsthand the transformative power of quality instruction and support in a student's life. She thrives on the challenge of finding innovative solutions to complex problems and collaborates with teachers and staff to develop strategies that create an optimal learning environment for all students. Tracy's commitment lies in equipping students with the necessary resources to not only succeed in the classroom but also flourish in their future endeavors.

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