Hogsett Primary's Bridges Program Honored with 2025 Grissom Award
August 8, 2025 - 04:11
The Hogsett Primary Bridges Program has been recognized with the prestigious 2025 Grissom Award for Innovation in Special Education during the Kentucky Board of Education's regular meeting on August 7. This award highlights the program's commitment to enhancing educational opportunities for exceptional children.
The award was accepted by key figures in the program, including Pamela Hambrick, Maggie Colwell, and Jerrica Funkhouser, who have played vital roles in its development and success. The Bridges Program focuses on providing tailored educational experiences that cater to the unique needs of students with disabilities, fostering an inclusive environment where all children can thrive.
This recognition not only celebrates the hard work and dedication of the staff but also emphasizes the importance of innovative approaches in special education. The Hogsett Primary Bridges Program serves as a model for similar initiatives, showcasing how targeted strategies can lead to meaningful improvements in the educational landscape for exceptional learners.
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