Our meetings will start at 7:00 this year and once our business is complete our scheduled speaker will begin their presentation. Our March and April Meetings may start earlier, please look for this information on the flyer as we get closer to the meeting. We will then follow up each meeting with a Parent Support Group until 9:30 or so.
Come and share information with parents and staff about programs that have been beneficial to your child. If you have questions please come and speak to other parents who may have been through a similar situation and can help lead you in the right direction.
WALK NOW FOR AUTISM
Autism Speaks will be hosting a walk in Rockland County on September 27, 2008.
At Anthony Wayne State Park.
Visit the website www.walknowforautism.org/greaterhudsonvalley
Join Our Team - Help Build Autism Awareness!
"Pearl River SEPTA"
This is a great opportunity for students in need of community service hours.
Call Jackie Curtiss for futher information at 735-3049.
2008-2009 SEPTA Schedule
Nov 20
Dec 11
Jan 22
Feb 26
March 25
April 22
May 18 Recognition Night HS Auditorium
Plant Sale: May 6/7
MEMBERSHIP
SEPTA membership is $10.00 per person.
Becoming a member of SEPTA is important. We hope to assist each other in becoming an educated, confident and comfortable participant in our children’s education. We will work to bring the relationship between home and school closer so that parents and teachers may cooperate effectively in the education of our children.
PARENT MEMBERS
We need parents to volunteer their time to be parent members. This is an important support system for us. There are training classes offered in the county through BOCES. These classes will help you help yourself and others. If you are would like to be a parent member, please contact Donna Baker 845-620-3939
It is a free lifetime access pass for any person with a disability or for
the caregivers of a person with a disability. It allows access to ALL
national parks for free.
All that is required is a letter from the physician stating the disability
and you take it to your local National Forestry & Wildlife Division to get
the pass. Each pass will admit up to 4 adults and children under 16 are
always free. This link answers all the questions:
http://store.