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About Pre-ETS Services
Pre-Employment Transition services, known as Pre-ETS, are available to students with disabilities, or those who are potentially eligible for Office of Vocational Rehabilitation (OVR) services, ages 14 through 21. Services are for the purpose of career exploration and experience without regard to assessing skills or abilities. About Pre-ETS Services
Kelly Dockery-Brooks, Pre-Employment Transition Services Consultant
Kelly Dockery-Brooks, Pre-Employment Transition Services Consultant
Hi, my name is Kelly G. Dockery-Brooks. I am an exceptional Pre-ETS Consultant for Greater Louisville Education Cooperative. I have worked with students with disabilities within Jefferson County Public School District for the last 26 years.
As an advocate and ally for student success, I hold students accountable for their academic achievement, work ethic and bring in their families and job supervisors to be partners with me in their child’s success. I am responsible for meeting with students individually and coaching them to discover job roles and volunteer experiences that would best align with their individual needs and post-secondary career interests.
My goal is to inspire young adults to find their strengths and reach their highest potential.
Stacey Lynn Hodges, Pre-Employment Transition Services Consultant
Stacey Lynn Hodges, Pre-Employment Transition Services Consultant
Hi, my name is Stacey Hodges and I am a transition consultant for the Greater Louisville Education Cooperative. My main goal is to provide students with disabilities an opportunity to thrive in the classroom as they transition into adulthood and post-secondary education or a vocational career. My background includes eight years as Human Resource representative with United Parcel Service, four years as a Jefferson County Public Schools Career Planner, and twenty-two years as a Career and Technical Education/Cooperative Education teacher. Over the years, I have had the honor of servicing hundreds of students throughout the district with a variety of different backgrounds, disabilities, and cultures. I love meeting students where they are and watching them grow as individuals. I truly believe in the success of the GLEC transition ready curriculum and the positive impact it has on students with disabilities. I am honored to be a part of this program and your child's journey to success.
About GLEC
About GLEC
GLEC is one of nine regional special education cooperatives across the state. The network is intended to assist local school districts in meeting the needs of its member districts. Services range from technical assistance, training, professional development, specialized learning opportunities, research, and other needs identified by data from the member districts and the Kentucky Department of Education. Here is a listing of our partners:
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