Kaylah develops and manages accessible learning programs for adults with autism and/or intellectual/developmental disabilities, ensuring they receive personalized educational experiences that empower their personal growth. Kaylah oversees the First Place learning management system, creates engaging curricula and cultivates partnerships with schools and community organizations to expand learning opportunities for residents.
Kaylah holds a Bachelor of Arts with coursework in social work and disability studies from Northern Arizona University and a Master of Education in Special Education from Arizona State University. Her experience contributes to her role in developing educational resources and curricula tailored to diverse learning styles. She is also a Certified Employment Support Professional (CESP), which strengthens her ability to integrate workforce readiness into educational programming.