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    SEPAC

    Special Education Parent Committee
    SEPAC  
      Parent Training: Learning about PARCC and Accommodations for Special Education Students and Title 1 Presentation on Reading: March 16, 2017. 
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    CPS Parents are Welcome to Attend:  Jenine Kastner to present at High Bridge School District on Dyslexia and How Parents Can Help at Home. 
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    Special Education Parent Committee (SEPAC) is a valuable resource for parents to be supported through this process. Various training opportunities and meetings will be held throughout the school year. So, check back for updated information on our website and also sign up to be one the email distribution list. SEPAC provides support, services and guidance for all parents and community members. Information about future training opportunities on Dyslexia, Social Skills, and Writing Development will be included in upcoming Dear Parents. For additional information, please contact Jenine Kastner, Supervisor of Special Services. jkastner@cpsnj.org

     
     
    Great Book for Parents to Read: Smart But Scattered

    Smart But Scattered by Peg Dawson and Richard Guare

    Most students struggle with getting organized and completing necessary tasks related to school and home. This book will review the necessary executive functioning skills to develop the foundation for success in both academic and social life. This book offers a lot of great suggestions parents can do to help your child get organized, stay focused, and control and process emotions.


    SEPAC SPONSORED TRAINING

    Date and Time: Thursday, October 20, 2016 at 6:30pm - 7:30 pm in the Media Center

     

    Presenter: Dr. Beth Glassberg Katz, BCBA

    Topic: Smart But Scattered: Executive Functioning Skills and How to Help Your Child

    RSVP: Jenine Kastner @ jkastner@cpsnj.org