The Nashoba Regional School District’s Special Education Parent Advisory Council (SEPAC) is a parent-led group providing support to parents & guardians of children who have an IEP or 504 Accommodation Plan.
SEPAC membership is open to everyone in the Nashoba Regional School District Community. Meeting dates and locations are included in the Nashoba Regional School District Calendar.
To join the SEPAC mailing list, send a request to nashobasepac@nrsd.net
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We send out a monthly newsletter via email.
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Check out our SEPAC flyer, click here
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SEPAC BYLAWS- Click here for more information
Contact SEPAC
Co-Chairs- Charlene Cabral and Katherine Giannetti, email:
nashobasepac@nrsd.net
Secretary - TBD
Treasurer - TBD
Town Representatives
Bolton
Florence Sawyer - Karen Yesue and Erika Elzey
Lancaster
Mary Rowlandson - Charlene Cabral
Luther Burbank - Melissa Whalen
Stow
Center - Jenny Blounts
Hale- Lindsey Dyda
High School
Isabel Wells
Social Media
Facebook postings - Colleen Goldstein
Find us on Facebook (NRSD SEPAC) or follow us on Twitter (@NRSDSEPAC)
COVID-19 SPECIAL EDUCATION UPDATES:
March 16, 2020 Update
March 13, 2020 Update
UPCOMING EVENTS:
Sunday- February 9, 2020--SEPAC Parent Social at Slater’s
Slater’s -356 Main Street, Bolton
5:30-8:00 pm
Tuesday -February 25, 2020--What Parents Should Know About Executive Function Skills
Presented by Merri Minnich of Beyond Booksmart
The Center School – 403 Great Road, Stow
7:00-9:00 pm
Why do capable children sometimes struggle in school? Oftentimes, the answer lies in developing the essential self-management skills or Executive Function that help students achieve goals and be productive. Parents will learn the 8 skills that students need for success as well as tips and strategies to help their children study more effectively, stay organized, manage time, plan projects and maintain their focus.
Http://www.beyondbooksmart.com
Wednesday- March 18, 2020 Transitioning to Life After High School (Cancelled- New Date to Be Determined)
Wednesday-March 25, 2020--Life Animated- Movie and Expert Panel with Q and A
(Cancelled - New Date to Be Determined)-
Nashoba Regional School District- 12 Green Road, Bolton
6:30-9:00 pm
Inspirational story of Owen Suskind, a young Autistic man who was unable to speak as a child until he and his family discovered a unique way to communicate by immersing themselves in the world of classic Disney animated films.
Expert panel details to follow
Prior Workshops/Events:
Basic Rights: Understanding the IEP- A free workshop for parents and professionals
When:
November 14, 2019 7:00 - 9:00 PM
Where:
Nashoba Regional High School, 12 Green Road, Bolton
For more information click
here
Decoding the Neuropsychological Evaluation -
Center School (Science Room- C131)- 403 Great Road, Stow, MA 01775
This talk will inform listeners about neuropsychological evaluations, specifically covering the following topics:
- What makes a good neuropsychological evaluation and how does it differ from a school evaluation?
- When should you get a neuropsychological evaluation for your child?
- How to find a good neuropsychologist: avoiding common pitfalls in the process.
- How to best use a neuropsychological evaluation to effectively support your child.
There will be some time for specific questions from the audience. Nancy Roosa, PsyD has been providing
neuropsychological evaluations for children since 1997. She is a senior clinician at NESCA and her
thorough assessments are particularly appropriate for children with complex profiles and those whose
presentations do not fit neatly into any one diagnostic box. For more details click here
Do you have ideas for topics you’d like to hear about and discuss? Please come to a meeting or email us at nashobasepac@nrsd.net Follow us on Facebook (Nashoba SEPAC) or Twitter (@NashobaSEPAC)