Uniquely Qualified Instructor
Chassidy Craft is a dedicated special education and literacy expert with more than 26 years of experience supporting diverse learners. Her expertise comes from decades of experience in special education classrooms, teaching literacy-focused instruction, working with students with developmental delays, and creating a structured learning environment for students with autism. As a Special Education Literacy Consultant, Chassidy works with teachers, schools, and districts to implement practical, Science of Reading–based instructional practices. She understands the challenges educators face in meeting the needs of struggling readers and is passionate about equipping teachers with research-based strategies that promote equitable, effective literacy instruction for all students.
What Your Colleagues Say About Your Presenter
"Chassidy Craft presented really strong, impactful strategies with a clear methodology behind them. I'm so excited to have these in my teaching arsenal. This revived the possibilities of PD for me."
– Rachel Edelman, ELA Teacher
"The presenter was knowledgeable and provided helpful strategies that I can utilize in my classroom."
– Julia Greenwald, Special Education Teacher
"Chassidy was an amazing instructor. She is very knowledgeable and supplied us with so many resources and strategies to use in our classrooms. This was by far one of the most useful trainings I have ever attended. Thank you again so much!"
– Kacie Fisher, 3rd Grade Special Education Co-Teacher
"I received some really good tips and insights to use for some of my students."
– Terri Thibodeau, Ed. Tech
"This seminar was very informative and provided multiple resources and strategies I can implement immediately. She presented well and I wish I could have her as a pocket sized reference when needed. I am glad to have been a part of this training. I will utilize this information for years to come."
– Arlena Johnson, CBI K-2 Special Education Teacher
"This is was a wonderful seminar full of so much helpful information!"
– Sydney Waterson, Inclusion Special Education Teacher

