About Us

The mission of Success SEPTO is to work within our local communities to encourage school districts, legislators, and families to work together. The organization strives to understand, support, and enhance education, and provide greater opportunities for children with special needs.

We serve Ashford, Mansfield, Stafford, Tolland, Willington and other surrounding towns in Northeast Connecticut.

Meetings are held at 6:30pm on the third Wednesday of each month at the Willington Public Library. All meetings are open to the public and we welcome new members and visitors. Please see our calendar for upcoming meetings and events.

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For more information please contact us at info@successsepto.org

Updates

Due to an unexpected last minute cancellation by our speaker, our monthly meeting for May that was scheduled for Wednesday the 16th at 6:30pm will be canceled.

Don't forget to mark your calendar for our June meeting on Wednesday the 13th at 6:30pm. The Connecticut Parent Advocacy Center will present a free workshop entitled "Strategies and Accommodations for Students with Learning and/or Attention Difficulties." For more info on what will be covered at the workshop, please see the flyer or the calendar for a description. Advance registration is required, please click here for detailed information.




On February 28th, Success SEPTO participated in Special Education Day at the State Capitol along with Governor Dannel Malloy, Senator Tony Guglielmo, and State Representative Bryan Hurlburt. It was a wonderful day and had a great turn out. Thank you to all who were able to attend and to the leaders in our State Government for their support. The following is an article from Representative Byran Hurlburt's website.

REP. HURLBURT JOINS WILLINGTON
PARENT AT CAPITOL FOR SPECIAL EDUCATION DAY
Says equal educational opportunity is a right

 

State Representative Bryan Hurlburt, (D-Ashford, Tolland and Willington) joined constituent Catherine Britschock of Willington at the State Capitol to help raise awareness of the importance of special education services to the lives of thousands of Connecticut children.

 

State Representative Bryan Hurlburt joins Catherine Britschock of Willington at the State Capitol to raise awareness of the importance of special education services. Britschock, a mother of a special education student helped organize the event.

 

Britschock and Hurlburt were joined by Governor Dannel Malloy, parents, families and educators from around the state at a reception sponsored by the Special Education PTO Alliance. Britschock is the mother of a special education student and helped organize the event.

 

"Equal access to educational opportunity is an individual right and societal responsibility," said Hurlburt. "The Special Education PTO Alliance does a great job ensuring that the voices of children with learning disabilities are heard and I am proud to work with them in support of this important mission."