Pervasive Parenting Center

Kodey Toney is the director of the Pervasive Parenting Center, but most importantly he is a father and husband. He and his wife Jennifer have two sons, Konner and Kruz. Kodey has an Associate’s Degree in Broadcast/Journalism from Carl Albert State College; a Bachelor’s Degree in Liberal Arts from Rogers State University, and a Master’s Degree in Education Administration from East Central University. He has 30+ hours of training in special education law through Wrightslaw, is a 2013 graduate of the Partners in Policymaking program through the Oklahoma Developmental Disabilities Council,​2014 Graduate of William and Mary Institute of Special Education Advocacy, appointed to the Governor's Council on Developmental Disabilities, TARC 2015 Parent Advocate of the Year, 2019 Champion of Health Award, and 2019 Advocate of the Year for Oklahoma. Konner’s diagnosis of autism at the age of three sparked him to do many of the things he has to help bring awareness to the rural area of eastern Oklahoma.