SEPACS was formed in May 2005 with following vision:
Mission:
- Encourage a welcoming school culture throughout Scottsdale Unified School District for students with special needs where their diverse educational, emotional, and social needs are recognized, respected, and met.
- The students will be fully integrated into the life of the school community.
- Ensure that the education of students with special needs in SUSD will appropriately prepare them to be successful, contributing members of society.
Goals:
- Improve communication between the parents, schools, administration, staff, and organizations within the schools.
- Educate parents, administration, and students concerning issues related to Special Education.
- Support and ensure equity across the district’s Special Education programs.
- Provide sensitivity training to the general school population and teachers for the physical and emotional well-being of the students with special needs.
- Work with legislators and appropriate advocacy and government agencies on issues related to education as they pertain to students with special needs.
2007-2008 Board of Directors
President: Margaret Corcoran-Smith, Parent
VP Programs: Pam Murphy, Parent & Pediatrician, Mendy’s Place, John C. Lincoln Hospital - Deer Valley
VP Communications: Dru Bloomfield, Parent & REALTOR®, John Hall & Associates
Assistant VP Communications: Julie Schmoker, Parent
VP Strategic Relationships: Lisa Dee Meyerson Marshall, Parent
Treasurer: Jason Cowans, Parent & Financial Planner, Cowans Financial Services
Secretary: Shauna Mattson, Parent
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1 adinab // Apr 23, 2008 at 7:57 pm
I would like to inform you of a great new talk program on internet radio by special needs advocates Michelle Davis and Rich Weinfeld. It is called “Teach Your Children Well: Hot Topics in Education” They have wonderful guests who are in the know about special needs programs and special education, and they have call in and write in Q and A sessions to help parents answer specific questions.
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For More Information Visit :
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