Anne Arundel Special Education Citizens' Advisory Committee (AA-SECAC)

  • Maryland State Department of Education Special Education Survey  

    Join AA-SECAC in April
    4/13/23 at 6:30 pm
    Topic: Support Staff and Early Childhood Services/General Meeting
    Please join us in-person:
    Board of Education
    2644 Riva Rd., Annapolis, MD 21401   

    To attend virtually, please email SECAC to request a link: info@aasecac.org         

    AA-SECAC is a partnership between parents, families, community leaders, advocates, educators and administrators. The committee works to enhance services available to students with disabilities and to advocate for positive changes in special education in the Anne Arundel County Public Schools.

    Active, involved parents and supporters of children receiving special education services comprise the Anne Arundel Special Education Citizens' Advisory Committee (AA-SECAC).

    AA-SECAC meets monthly with the director and staff of the Division of Special Education and other Anne Arundel County Public Schools staff to share information and help provide direction for special education services.

    Complete information about SECAC meetings and initiatives can be found here.

    MISSION STATEMENT
    To advise Anne Arundel County Public Schools regarding students with disabilities or special needs.

    PURPOSE
    The purpose of the committee is to:

    Work collaboratively with the AACPS Director of Special Education and stakeholders to advise of issues, priorities, goals and potential solutions designed to improve achievement and outcomes of students with disabilities or special needs.

    Facilitate effective communications and collaboration between AACPS, children and youth with special needs, parents, advocates, and the community.

    Provide information and education to parents, educators, students, professionals, and community members on issues related to special education.

    Promote the acceptance, awareness and inclusion of students with disabilities or special needs in our schools and community.

     

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