IMPORTANT NOTICE!!The Wake Special Education PTA will be having a critical meeting on August 31, 2010 at 7:00 pm. We need as many members as possible to attend as a vote must be taken and we need a quorum! We will be voting on a proposal to disband the independent Wake SEPTA and become the Special Education and Inclusion Committee under the auspices of the Wake County PTA. We need members to come out and vote on this important matter! Meeting details:
The new Board - which would be the new committee if the above measure is approved - consists of the following members.
Liason Training for all SEPTA Liasons is scheduled for October 7th at 7:00 PM. Location TBD, so please watch this space for updates!
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According to the National Center on Education Statistics (NCES), about 12% of students receive special education in at least one grade between kindergarten and third-grade, including 16% of boys, 8% of girls, 18% of poor students, and 10% of non-poor students. Half of those who begin special education in kindergarten are no longer receiving special education by third-grade. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||
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Our mission is to create a network of parents, educators, and administrators who will work cooperatively and constructively to meet the needs of all students receiving special education services in the most integrated environment, with appropriate supports in place, to insure that the students will learn and be valued members of their school community. |
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