Meetings & Events
Meetings & Events
SEPTAR holds monthly meetings on a wide range of topics
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Second Meeting: October 20
Second Meeting: October 20
Navigating Transitions
Navigating Transitions
Presented by RCSD Special Education Department and Sequoia Union High School District Special Education Department.
Transitions discussed: Pre-K-Kindergarten, 5th grade to Middle School, 8th Grade to High School. Presenters will be from the RCSD Special Education Department and the Sequoia Union HS District Special Education Department.
Ask questions ahead of time when you register!
Upcoming Events:
Upcoming Events:
Monthly Association Meetings for 2026-27
When:
Third TUESDAY of every month from 7:00 - 8:30 on Zoom!
Exception: Second Tuesday of February (2/9)
Topics:
Overview of Special Education Department
Navigating Transitions
IEP Advocacy
Camp Programs and Activities
ADHD and Autism
Self Determination Program Orientation
Past Events:
Past Events:
The following are overviews of recent meetings hosted by SEPTAR. Please contact us if you have any questions regarding these events!
May 19, 2026
Overview of RCSD Special Education Department
Overview of RCSD Special Education Department
Guest Speaker: Tina Mercer, RCSD Director of Special Education
Description:
Special education programs and services offered by the district.
How to access resources and support for your child.
Current initiatives and priorities within the Special Education Department.
May 19, 2026
Disability Policy and Advocacy
Disability Policy and Advocacy
Guest Speaker: Dr. Mary Yung, Associate Superintendent
Description: A practical guide to understanding disability policy and becoming an effective advocate for your child. It breaks down complex special education laws, rights, and policies into clear, actionable concepts, helping families and educators confidently navigate school systems, secure essential services, and champion inclusion.
February 10, 2026
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)
Guest Speaker: Lindsay Lowenthal, SLP & Sam Ulum, Tobii Dynavox
Description: A practical guide to Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC) explains how different tools—from simple picture boards to high-tech speech generating devices—can help students express themselves and build everyday independence.
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