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Au Pair in America in Kentucky

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Regional Update

Regional Presence:
There are 31 clusters in DC, MD, VA, SC, NC with almost 1,000 families represented.

There are currently 3 counselors in Ohio (Colombus, Cincinnati, and Cleveland) and 3 in Kentucky (Louisville, Lexington and southern Cinncinnati/Northern Kentucky).

Quarterly Message:
July 2010
Au Pair in America recently presented service awards to the following counselors in our region:

15 Years
Patty Antreasian - MD
Trina Litteral - KY

10 Years
Terry Bellus - VA
Imelda Farrell - MD
Victoria Paton - MD
Laura Rossi - VA
Natasha Wrobel - MD

5 Years
Melli Bennett - MD
Marjorie Sharkey - MD
Sarah Spengler - VA
Charity Weir - VA

We are so lucky to have all of these women in our region. We celebrate and congratulate them!

Regional Representative:
Diane Wallace joined Au Pair in America in 1998 and has been a Regional Representative since July, 2000. Diane has an extensive background in management and has worked with Parenting Publications in the Washington Metropolitan area prior to joining Au Pair In America. In addition to being the Regional Representative, Diane also manages a large cluster in the Western Suburbs of Virginia. She is the mother of two children, a boy and a girl.

Driving Information for Au Pairs

Visit the Kentucky Division of Motor Vehicle Licensing website for information about driving in Kentucky.

Educational Information for Au Pairs

The information listed here is your starting point to fulfilling the education requirement. Your community counselor will have the most popular and affordable choices in your area.

The schools listed here are not all reasonable options. Ask your community counselor for the schools closest to you.
Continuing Education (also Adult Education or Lifelong Learning) classes are generally the most affordable options for au pairs.

Review the cost, class schedule, and transportation needed for the classes you are interested in with your host family. You need to be responsible about selecting courses that meet at times that will not conflict with your work schedule. Take into consideration the time it will take to travel between home and the campus. Your host family must approve your plans.
Host families reimburse tuition costs and costs of related materials (books and supplies) up to $500 ($1000 for EduCare) for you to complete your six semester hours (12 for EduCare), or the equivalent. You are responsible for all payments for tuition, fees, books and materials that exceed the host family’s contribution. Education money is not paid to you in cash if you do not use the complete amount.