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What is a SEPAG

RESOURCE DESCRIPTION

This resource offers a clear introduction to Special Education Parent Advisory Groups (SEPAGs) and the vital role they play in strengthening collaboration between families and school districts. It concisely explains what SEPAGs are, how they are structured, and how they foster meaningful partnerships that improve outcomes for students with disabilities. Whether you are a parent, educator, or district leader, this one-pager will help you understand the purpose and impact of SEPAGs—and why active participation matters.

Topics:

SEPAG Development, SEPAG-District Collaboration

Best For:

Educators, Parents/Caregivers, SEPAG Leaders (District), SEPAG Leaders (Parents)

V2.0; last updated March 11th, 2026

What Is a SEPAG?








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