Krystle Welch

Krystle completed her Bachelor of Science in Early Childhood and Special Education while attending Mercer University, earned her Master of Science in Inclusive Education from Kennesaw State University, and has earned multiple Endorsements in Reading and Gifted Education.

Krystle has taught in various school settings in public and private as well as served in General Education, Title 1, Special Education, and Gifted programs. She also served as a consultant for special education services while living in Cozumel, Mexico. She says that amongst all her teaching experiences, being able to provide students the ability to read has been her greatest contribution and most rewarding endeavor. After finding much success while working with students using a multisensory, structured literacy learning approach to reading, Krystle continues to build her knowledge and expertise through attaining Dyslexia Certification through the University of Florida Literacy Institute.

In her present role as the Instructional Coach for Exceptional Student Educators, Krystle is also a certified trainer for the S.P.I.R.E. curriculum and provides professional development to educators across Martin County in the implementation of the program and other literacy-based training. She believes that sharing her passion and encouraging teachers allows for a greater opportunity to reach more children with the gift of learning to read.

Krystle enjoys traveling to new places, eating good food, and spending time on the boat with her husband and two little girls in sunny South Florida.