Leadership

Wellesley SEPAC is 100% volunteer-run by parents and caregivers. Leadership roles are elected or appointed each year, and new volunteers are always welcome. If you are interested in getting involved or learning about open positions, please email info@wellesleysepac.org. 

Executive Board 2025-2026

Our Executive Board is elected each spring to serve for the following school year. Board members:

  • Meet regularly with district administrators;
  • Advise on matters that affect the education and safety of students;
  • Participate in the planning, development, and evaluation of special education programs in Wellesley Public Schools. 

Executive Board officers

C0-Chairs: Eve Aguilar and Jael Maack

Secretary: Ali Horowitz

Treasurer: Dabney Baum

(Feel free to reach out to any board member at info@wellesleysepac.org with questions or ideas.)

School Wellness Advisory Committee (SWAC) 2025-2026

Wellesley SEPAC has a representative on the WPS School Wellness Advisory Committee (SWAC). Massachusetts law requires that each district to establish a SWAC made up of school staff and community representatives to: 

  • Recommend and review school-wide wellness policies; and
  • Help implement school district policies related to nutrition, physical education, physical activity, and student health. 

The SWAC typically meets at least four times per year. 

SEPAC SWAC Representative: Kayla Sheets

(For more about SWAC, see Massachusetts regulation 105 CMR 215.000. If you have ideas or feedback for the SEPAC SWAC representative, please email info@wellesleysepac.org.

CSchool Representatives 2025-2026

School representatives work with their schools' administrators and PTOs to make sure SEPAC information reaches the broader school community. They also serve as a point of contact if families are looking for ideas, resources, or support, and they elevate parent concerns to the Executive Board. 

We are currently seeking school representatives for:

  • Bates
  • Fiske
  • Hunnewell – especially someone with experience with the TLC program
  • Schofield – especially someone with experience with the LBC program
  • Sprague – especially someone with experience with the Learning Center and ISS
  • WMS – someone with experience in any specialized program
  • WHS – someone with experience with Skills, Gateways, or the Learning Center

If you are interested in serving in one of these roles, please email info@wellesleysepac.org.

Current school representatives


School Committee Liaison

The School Committee Liaison is a current member of the School Committee who is assigned by the Committee to maintain a direct line of communication between SEPAC and the School Committee. The liaison:

  • Attends SEPAC meetings when possible;
  • Shares information with the full School Committee; and 
  • Brings relevant updates back to SEPAC Executive Board.

School Committee Liaison: Christina Horner

Volunteers Needed

If you are interested in serving for one of the open roles or exploring other volunteer opportunities with SEPAC, please contact info@wellesleysepac.org.