About Wellesley SEPAC
Wellesley SEPAC (Special Education Parent Advisory Council) is a volunteer group of parents and caregivers of students with IEPs, 504 plans, and other special supports in Wellesley, MA.
We partner with Wellesley Public Schools (WPS) to improve special education programs and services, share information and resources, and strengthen the voice of families of students with disabilities in our community.
Support Families
- Share information about IEPs, 504 plans, and support services.
- Connect parents and caregivers with resources and other families.
- Host workshops and presentations on key topics.
Advise Wellesley Public Schools
- Meet regularly with district special education administrators.
- Provide input on policies, programs, and practices.
- Represent family questions and concerns.
Build Community
- Organize events, talks, and volunteer opportunities.
- Represent families on district and town committees.
- Share data and information about special education in WPS.
Learn More About Wellesley SEPAC
What is a SEPAC?
New to SEPACs? Learn what a Special Education Parent Advisory Council is, what Massachusetts law requires, and how SEPACs support families and school districts.
What We Do
See how Wellesley SEPAC partners with Wellesley Public Schools through workshops, Central Council meetings, families events, and committee work across the district.
WPS Special Education by the Numbers
Explore data about students with IEPs and 504 plans, specialized programs, and presentations about special education in Wellesley Public Schools.
Our Leadership
Meet the Executive Board, school representatives, and committee liaisons who lead the Wellesley SEPAC and represent families across the district.
Bylaws & Governance
Read the official bylaws that describe Wellesley SEPAC's purpose, membership, and how meetings, elections, and decision-making work.
Have Questions or Want to Get Involved?
Wellesley SEPAC is open to all parents and caregivers of students in Wellesley Public Schools and in the Wellesley community. You are welcome at any meeting or event, whether you are new to special education and reasonable accommodations or have been involved for years.