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SEAC member proposes mentorship program to connect students with adults who have similar disabilities

Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) · December 9, 2025
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Summary

Member Michael Kasey proposed developing a mentorship program to link students with adults who have similar lived experience; the committee agreed to explore collaboration with Family and Community Engagement and did not take formal action.

At the Dec. 9 SEAC meeting, SEAC member Michael Kasey proposed developing a mentorship program to connect students who have disabilities with adults who have similar lived experience.

Kasey framed the idea as a member proposal and suggested collaboration with the district’s Family and Community Engagement staff to explore program design and potential partnerships. Committee members discussed the concept and agreed it warranted further exploration; no motion or formal vote was taken at the meeting.

The proposal was entered as a work item for future consideration; committee members asked staff to investigate feasibility, potential supports, and connections to community resources.

Ending: The mentorship idea will return to the committee for follow-up discussion after staff research and outreach.