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MO-CASE 2026 Awards & Scholarships – Nominations Open

MO-CASE invites you to nominate a deserving colleague or apply for a scholarship for the 2026 MO-CASE Awards and Scholarships. These awards recognize outstanding leaders and professionals who demonstrate dedication to supporting and advancing special education.

Nominations and applications are due June 30, 2026. Help us celebrate and honor the remarkable work being done across Missouri in special education.

👉 View the forms and submit nominations here:

Let’s recognize the individuals making a difference in special education.

Explicit and Specially Designed Instruction:
A Special Education Instructional Practice Guide and Reflection Tool
This reflection tool is intended as a flexible guide to support the collection of meaningful data and to promote reflective conversations around instructional practices related to special education. It may be used by supervisors, administrators, peers, or as a self-reflection tool. This is not an evaluative instrument and is not intended to assess individual teacher performance.
1. The observer may focus on one, two, or all three sections of the tool, based on the purpose of the walk-through and context of the visit.
a. Safe and Accessible Environment
b. Functions and Elements of Explicit Instruction
c. Specially Designed Instruction
2. The sections do not need to be completed simultaneously. In fact, users may opt to focus solely on the "Safe and Accessible Environment" section if desired. This tool is designed for use in a variety of educational settings, including general education classrooms with co-teaching, resource rooms, self-contained classrooms, and small group intervention spaces. Observers are encouraged to select a range of classrooms where students with disabilities are served to gain diverse insights and inform instructional growth.

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🎤 Exciting Keynote Announcement! 🎤

We are thrilled to welcome Tasha Schuh as the keynote speaker for our Fall Conference!

Tasha is an inspiring speaker, author, and advocate who shares a powerful message of resilience, leadership, and overcoming challenges. Her story and energy leave audiences motivated to grow, lead, and make a difference both personally and professionally.

Join us this fall as Tasha brings encouragement, insight, and inspiration you won’t want to miss! 🍂✨

Sept 20-22, 2026 - See below to register

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Upcoming Events

Jun 30

MO-CASE 2026 AWARD Forms and Applications

MO-CASE 2026 AWARD Forms and Applications

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Sep 20

The 49th Annual MO-CASE Special Education Administrators Conference

The 49th Annual MO-CASE Special Education Administrators Conference

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Sep 20

2026 Sponsor/Exhibitor - The 49th Annual MO-CASE Special Education Administrators Conference

Sponsor/Exhibitor - The 49th Annual MO-CASE Special Education Administrators Conference

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  • Network with exceptional educators
  • Representation on state and national committees
  • Information on state and federal issues 
  • Legislative advocacy and policy engagement at both the state and federal level
  • Professional growth opportunities 
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Show your MO-CASE pride with our brand-new apparel line — comfy tees, cozy hoodies, and stylish hats perfect for workdays, conferences, and casual Fridays. Designed for educators, by educators, with a fit and quality that lasts. 

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MO-CASE exists to support the field of special education and develop leaders through advocacy, professional learning, and partnerships.

MO-CASE is a state unit of the Council of Administrators of Special Education (CASE), which is a division of the Council for Exceptional Children (CEC).

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