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  • Norfolk SEPAC iCare Volunteer Training - 12/02/24 9am
    Norfolk SEPAC iCare Volunteer Training - 12/02/24 9am
    Mon, Dec 02
    Norfolk Public Library
    Dec 02, 2024, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
    Norfolk Public Library, 2 Liberty Ln, Norfolk, MA 02056, USA
    Dec 02, 2024, 9:00 AM – 10:00 AM
    Norfolk Public Library, 2 Liberty Ln, Norfolk, MA 02056, USA
    Please join us to learn more about the iCare read aloud program and volunteering to read in a classroom in the Norfolk school district.
  • Norfolk SEPAC iCare Volunteer Training - 12/2/24 7pm
    Norfolk SEPAC iCare Volunteer Training - 12/2/24 7pm
    Mon, Dec 02
    Freeman Kennedy School library
    Dec 02, 2024, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
    Freeman Kennedy School library, 70 Boardman St, Norfolk, MA 02056, USA
    Dec 02, 2024, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
    Freeman Kennedy School library, 70 Boardman St, Norfolk, MA 02056, USA
    Please join us to learn more about the iCare read aloud program and volunteering to read in a classroom in the Norfolk school district.
  • Active Kids (BOKS)
    Active Kids (BOKS)
    FK Start: Sept. 30th, HOD Start: Oct. 1
    H.O.D. and Freeman Kennedy School
    FK Start: Sept. 30th, HOD Start: Oct. 1
    H.O.D. and Freeman Kennedy School, 232 Main St, Norfolk, MA 02056, USA
    FK Start: Sept. 30th, HOD Start: Oct. 1
    H.O.D. and Freeman Kennedy School, 232 Main St, Norfolk, MA 02056, USA
    FK IS AT CAPACITY - A FEW SPACES ARE OPEN FOR HOD! An exciting program designed to improve children's physical, mental, and emotional well-being through active play sponsored by the Norfolk PTO and Norfolk SEPAC!
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Welcome!

The Norfolk SEPAC is run by Norfolk parents and provides a great support system for families with all types of needs. We offer educational presentations, resources, information on the IEP process, and opportunities for parents and students to connect in a supportive and inclusive environment.

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Our Mission

The Norfolk Special Education Parents Advisory Council (SEPAC) strives to collaborate with and advise the school committee and administration to continually improve the educational experience for all Norfolk children and families. We promote improved education and success for students with disabilities, ensuring they receive equal access to education within our schools and community. 

 

The Norfolk SEPAC provides a network for parents to access local resources, gain support and share ideas. SEPAC encourages families to be involved in all district policy discussions.  ​

What We Do

Provide a community voice to the Norfolk School Committee and Administration:

  • Hold a monthly meeting open to the general public.

  • Run a parent support group for local families.

  • Hold a monthly meeting with the Director of Student Services to share our insights gained from the community.
     

Provide resources to families accessing student services:

  • Send a quarterly Parent Newsletter with event information, parent guidance on a relevant topic, local resources and book recommendations for parents and families.

  • Provide the Norfolk community with access to local and regional guest speakers and 

workshops, providing relevant topics of interest for discussion and facilitating Q&A. 
 

Provide opportunities where Norfolk families receiving student services can connect:

  • Kindergarten Playground Night for Special Education families.

  • Parent Socials

  • Inclusive Family events

Norfolk SEPAC is a 501(c)(3) volunteer-led organization. All donations to our organization are tax deductible. The Massachusetts special education law, Chapter 71B[2] of the Massachusetts General Laws, requires a school district to establish a PAC, and assigns both an advisory and a participatory function to the PAC.

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