Board hears SEAC update; staff highlight 'Steps' and sibling supports
Board member Stevens reported on the Special Education Advisory Committee review and programs including the 'Steps' parent sessions and planned "SIP shops" sibling supports; the board also approved the SEAC roster on the consent agenda.
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Ms. Stevens, the board's liaison to the Special Education Advisory Committee, summarized items discussed at the recent SEAC meeting: bylaws reviewed, a comprehensive evaluation presented as a one-page summary, and an emphasis on strengthening consistency across schools. She highlighted programs designed for families, including the "Steps" sessions for parents of students with special needs and planned "SIP shops" for siblings.
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