Liz Crotty is a mother of three, including one child with Fragile X syndrome. After beginning her career in tax accounting, she dedicated herself to advocating for her children and others with disabilities. She served as Chair of her school district’s Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC), where she helped lead efforts to expand inclusive playgrounds, establish a Transition Academy for students with disabilities, and advocate for policies that better support individuals with disabilities and their families.

Inspired by her advocacy work, Liz returned to graduate school to earn a Master’s degree in special education with a concentration in adapted curriculum. She is now a special education teacher and remains passionate about empowering students with disabilities and supporting families through advocacy and education.