Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC) in Redesign Schools Louisiana
Engage with the Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC) to provide input on special education policies, programs, and services, promoting positive communication and feedback. SEAC serves as an advocate for high-quality special education programs and promotes collaboration between families, schools, and communities.
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Special Education Advisory Council Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC) (SEAC) 2022 2022- -2023 2023
Welcome Special Education Advisory Council Members (SEAC) Special Education Advisory Council Members (SEAC) Meta Johnson, Pupil Services Coordinator Meta Johnson, Pupil Services Coordinator Candance Lucas, Policy & Procedures Coordinator/Community Liaison Candance Lucas, Policy & Procedures Coordinator/Community Liaison Marquita Horton, Rachel Wright, Marquita Horton, Rachel Wright, Quinesha Quinesha Gordon, Jessica Turner Gordon, Jessica Turner Parents of Dalton/Lanier Elementary/Glen Oaks Middle students Parents of Dalton/Lanier Elementary/Glen Oaks Middle students Earnestine Banks, Educational Diagnostician Earnestine Banks, Educational Diagnostician Twila Twila Perniciaro Perniciaro/Terri Johnson, Speech Therapists /Terri Johnson, Speech Therapists Leslie Malveaux/Tshanda Vaughns Leslie Malveaux/Tshanda Vaughns- -Secretary/Erica McClain, ESS Teachers Secretary/Erica McClain, ESS Teachers
SEAC The Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) (pronounced seek ) is a State- mandated, district-level committee charged with providing input to the school district regarding special education and related services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA) and Louisiana Department of Education (LDE) Bulletin 1706.
Meeting Agenda Who and Why RSL Special Education Advisory Council (SEAC) is an opportunity for parents, district staff, and community stakeholders to engage in discussion and promote positive communication and feedback regarding special education policies, procedures, and resources. The SEAC provides advise on the development of programs to meet the special educational needs of children and families. By sharing these programs for students, parents can become active partners in their child s education and as a result, outcomes for children with disabilities should improve.
The Redesign Schools Louisiana SEAC: Advise Advise- -Advises on current issues, program development, parental concerns and involvement Advocate Advocate- -Serves as an advocate for high-quality special education programs Promote Promote-Promotes communication between family, school, and community
WHATS NEW? Programs and Services Programs and Services Multi Tiered Support System (MTSS) FASTalk Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy Skills (DIBELS) screenings and assessments Acceleration Dyslexia Screenings Universal Design of Learning (UDL) Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) ST Math Weekly Newsletter Study Island Paromana Education Blue Engine Special Education Leader Fellowship (SELF) ACT 456
Community Involvement Tutoring Parent Square Families Helping Families Resources for Parents of Students with Disabilities The Source
A Look at Our ESS Staff and Population Schools Schools Teachers Teachers Students Students Support Staff Support Staff 2 29 3 Dalton Elementary 2 20 2 Lanier Elementary 1 16 1 Glen Oaks Middle Total Students 65 Additional Support Staff Speech Therapists (2) Adapted Physical Education Teacher (1) Occupational Therapist (1) School Counselor (3) Educational Diagnostician (1)
Focus, Issues & Concerns ESS is starting the year out with fun and excitement that promotes continued learning and engagement. All students are engaged in a rigorous curriculum to maximize student learning.
Q & A NEXT MEETINGS DATES See you next time! Thank you for your participation! Happy Holidays!
