What is in the Special
Population Village:

Welcome and Information Center is a place to find out about this Academic Village and who comprises the Town Council.
WTCH is the village broadcast station featuring announcements from the Town Council, conference information, village contests, employment opportunities and other important messages.

Coffee Chat is a special building featuring three rooms: a room for educators and/or those working with special populations individuals, a room for parents and families to chat with each other, and a room just for students to talk with other students.

Homeless Shelter will provide information for Kentuckians working with this special population.

In the Courthouse visitors to the village will gather information about recent legisation issues for special populations.

Transition Central is the station for traveling through school-to-work transitions, going back into the work force, learning new skills, etc.

The local library is named the Resource Haven. This is a library and bookstore that provides the village population with information on literature, grants, regulations, etc.

The Post Office is a place to leave messages for others, look at the bulletin board or post to the bulletin board.

If you are looking for crisis training, on-line training, intervention training, emergency care, and more, visit the Crisis Center.

WWW Travel Company will help village visitors locate other academic villages and site on the World Wide Web that might be of interest to them.

The TechnoCenter offers information about adaptive technology (hardware and software), on-line training, and questions and (hopefully) answers to technology problems.

If a visitor is looking for specific curriculum information, they might visit the School House. Here visitors can find information about thematic units, curriculum and portfolio information.

Town Hall is where visitors can find the Town Council members hard at work.

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