This page was last updated: May 29, 2009
GEORGETOWN SPECIAL EDUCATION PAC
PAC Chairperson: Lisa Woodford
email: georgetown.spedpac@yahoo.com
PAC Special Ed Guru: Doug Dawes
email: aspirin.Tree@verizon.net
Georgetown SEPAC is comprised of parents who have children with a variety of learning differences. Georgetown SEPAC is a supportive, informative and encouraging place for you and your child. It is our goal to empower you to become an effective advocate for your child and this website will help you along the way.
REMEMBER
YOU are the expert on YOUR child.
Parents Start Here
SEPAC Documents
General Information
SEPAC Specific Info
Upcoming Workshops
Workshops subject to change
- An IEP For My Child 1/13/09
6-8pm/Gtwn Library - Nutrition and LDs 4/14/09, 6:30pm/Gwtn Library
- Adult Success Stories
School Info
Georgetown SEPAC needs volunteers and board members.
Please email us today and get your say!
Support SEPAC
You can help us support our efforts by using our Amazon link.
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Advocacy Information
Welcome...To the Georgetown Special Education Parent Advisory Council website. We are a state mandated, system wide volunteer organization. Georgetown SEPAC offers support, advice, information and resources to parents of children with special educational needs from preschool through grade 12 and act in an advisory role to the School Committee.
Doug's Corner
Misc. Updates & Info
RECENT EVENTS
Support the PTA
Georgetown SEPAC encourages you to join the Georgetown PTA. When you get involved with the PTA, the child who benefits most is your own! You are also taking a major step towards improving your child's school and your community.
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April Meeting
Diet and Learning Disabilities
Tuesday, April 14 - 6:30 - 7:30pm
Georgetown Library
Come hear Carol Sheehan, Owner of My Low Carb Life in Danvers share information on diet and the effect it can have on learning.
Carol's Story:
"I served as the chairperson on the Malden Parent
Advisory Council for quite a few years. My
youngest son John was born with Down Syndrome. When he was 7 he was diagnosed with ADHD and about a year later we discovered that he had celiac disease. Those events are what had lead me down the path that I am traveling. John is an amazingly high functioning young man and I believe that much of his sucess comes from the food plan that we
follow."
We'll also have low carb food sampling, receipe information and other resources for alternative/low carb diets.
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