Welcome to MassPAC at the
Federation
for Children with Special Needs
for Children with Special Needs
MassPAC at the Federation for Children with Special Needs is the statewide organization providing information, training, and networking opportunities to Massachusetts special education parent advisory councils (PACs) and the professionals who collaborate with them. After almost eleven years as a private non-profit, MassPAC became part of the Federation in July 2009.
We invite you to browse the public portion of MassPAC’s website.
- Locate a helpful workshop near you when you check out PAC workshop calendars from across the state. (Coming Soon)
- Find out which districts are Exemplary Massachusetts Special Education PAC Partners. (Coming Soon)
- Learn what Massachusetts special education regulations (PDF) say about PACs.
- We also invite you to become a MassPAC member, either as a PAC leader or as an individual. Because the Federation has no grant funding to support MassPAC activities, we need you to become an annual member!
- We believe that providing support and information to parent leaders and professionals in our communities is an essential part of the Federation’s mission. In turn, we hope that you will support MassPAC through your annual membership dues, in order to sustain and improve this statewide parent leadership network. Together we can work to ensure that our children receive the services they need.
Benefits of MassPAC membership can include:
- Participation in the MassPAC statewide listserve.
- Posting of your PAC workshop calendars on this site.
- Access to the membership-only MassPAC at the Federation website.
- Topical webinars & teleconferences.
- Face-to-face PAC leadership training.
- Discounts on select Federation trainings.
Join MassPAC today!
To learn more about MassPAC at the Federation for Children with Special Needs, please contact MassPAC Coordinator Amanda Green at 617-399-8307 or agreen@fcsn.org.
Thank you for your support in our collective effort to make this a better world for children who have disabilities and to ensure better educational outcomes for them.