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QPAC

the Quincy Parent Advisory Council
to Special Education

 
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About QPAC

QPAC - the Quincy Parent Advisory Council to Special Education - is a formally organized group of parents and other interested persons committed to the best possible education and services for all children. The Mission of QPAC is to work towards the best education for all students within the Quincy Public Schools. Established in 1977, QPAC functions under state special education laws and regulations.
 
QPAC provides information, insights, techniques and encouragement to parents and others, through informal discussions and special presentations. QPAC also meets regularly and
works collaboratively with the Quincy School Committee and Quincy Public Schools administration to evaluate and review special education programs, policies, and procedures.
 
QPAC belongs to MassPAC, a statewide organization providing information, training, and networking opportunities to Massachusetts special education parent advisory councils and the professionals who collaborate with them.
 
 
QPAC is a member of the Quincy Drug Task Force, a multi-disciplinary collaboration designed to promote community awareness, education, prevention and treatment of substance abuse in the City of Quincy
 
QPAC has partcipated in the A.P.P.L.E. (Advancing Parent-Professional Leadership in Education) Project, a collaboration between the Federation for Children with Special Needs, the Institute for Community Inclusion at the University of Massachusetts-Boston, and Children's Hospital.
 
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Keep informed by signing up for our e-mail list! Members receive periodic e-mails from QPAC with meeting and event reminders, as well as resources, ideas, and other important information about special education and related topics. To Join our e-mail list, just fill out the form below!


 
 
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