SEAC helps our six member districts and the TRIO Wolf Creek charter school to meet the needs of students with disabilities. SEAC achieves this by improving communication and supporting parent/guardian involvement in special education decision making.
Parent/Guardian SEAC Meetings
SEAC meetings are:
- Two hours long
- Scheduled in the evenings (childcare is provided)
- At least three times per year — Fall 🍁, Winter ☃️, and Spring 🌱
Parents/guardians who represent children with a variety of disabilities meet and are joined by our special education administrators (including our Director of Special Education).
Join SEAC! 🙌
Please complete this parent/guardian interest form. Teachers/educators can also use this nomination form to nominate parents/guardians who may be interested.
Teacher Meetings
A representative group of special education teachers from across our member districts meets with SCRED administrators (including our Director of Special Education) as a Special Education Advisory group. These meetings occur more frequently than our parent/guardian SEAC meetings.
Parent/Guardian Resources
Our Life Skills website has calming strategies, homework tips, and much more! Click a button below to browse useful tools and information in all areas of learning and functioning!
Visit our 'Special Education' page for resources and information specific to each of Minnesota's disability categories.
Community Organizations
- PACER Center An organization that provides advocacy supports to families as they work with schools to provide a free and appropriate public education to students.
- The Arc of Minnesota The Arc provides services to people with disabilities and their families, such as information and advocacy.
- We 'R' Able A community education program that serves adults with disabilities (ages 14 and up) and the general public in the school districts of Pine City, Rush City, North Branch, and Chisago Lakes.
- Family Pathways An organization that runs thrift stores, food shelves, crisis support, and other social and community supports.
- Special Olympics Minnesota Year-round sports training and competition for children with intellectual disabilities.
- Special Needs Summer Camps An updated list of summer camps in Minnesota for children with special needs.
- Crowning Achievements For ages 16 and up, Crowning Achievements hosts fun events each month to foster confidence, independence, social skills, and friendships.
County & State Departments
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Connect
 If you have questions about SEAC, please reach out to our Special Services Supervisors (SSS) or Director of Special Education using the contact info. below.
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