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SEPTA (Special Education Parent Teacher Association)

SEPTA is a standing committee of the Webster Central PTSA, that was founded in 1987 by a concerned group of parents that wanted to voice opinions and provide support for our children’s needs. Over the years, our programs have grown to include: an average of four scholarships awarded annually, several sports programs, a staff appreciation program, and funds available through our Outreach program for special projects. Funds are raised annually through the SEPTA golf tournament, held in May. In addition, we strive to support parents’ and teachers’ needs by organizing seminars throughout the year. We work together with the support of WCSD administration and a representative from district office is always available for our meetings.

Mission: SEPTA strives to provide information and support to parents and teachers of children with special needs,and to promote better educational and community opportunities for our children.

Goals: To create a network to disseminate information, provide a voice in creating policy, provide information regarding laws and parental rights, and to provide a communication link to administration.

Related Links
  • Webster Special Education Department
    Their mission is to provide an educational environment in which all students can achieve success and become productive citizens. Additionally, our mission is to be a school community where the systems of special and general education are merged into one collaborative, well-supported, responsible system that is able to educate children with a range of needs.

  • Rochester Advocacy Center
    The Advocacy Center is a non-profit organization located in New York State that educates, supports, and advocates with people who have disabilities, their families, and circles of support.


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