by Federation For Children With Special Needs | Apr 24, 2025 | SEPAC Toolkit
SEPACs may need a source of funds to pay for speakers, print brochures and flyers and plan activities. The officers should develop an annual budget along with their calendar of activities. A school district or School Committee may commit funds to support the...
by Federation For Children With Special Needs | Apr 24, 2025 | SEPAC Toolkit
How to Grow Your SEPAC A successful SEPAC is the best publicity – people like to belong to active groups with a defined purpose. Who Can Be a SEPAC Member? MA law creating SEPACs states that “membership shall be offered to all parents of children with disabilities and...
by Federation For Children With Special Needs | Apr 24, 2025 | SEPAC Toolkit
Events/Disability Awareness Hosting or co-hosting community events are a fun way to “advertise” the SEPAC and meet new members: Partner with the district pre-school program to organize a “coffee” for parents to provide them with information about the SEPAC and the...
by Federation For Children With Special Needs | Apr 24, 2025 | SEPAC Toolkit
SEPACs need to become experts in networking – building and maintaining relationships within their communities. Ways to Get the Message Out Family and student information is confidential, so SEPACs need to work with the district to get their message out to the...
by Federation For Children With Special Needs | Apr 24, 2025 | SEPAC Toolkit
Using a standard sample forms or template makes running a SEPAC a little easier. Contact masspac@fcsn.org for additional samples such as a by-laws template and SEPAC brochures. Many SEPACs will share their documents, so you do not have to start at the beginning. You...
