Wednesday, May 13, 20266:30 – 7:00 p.m. Reception7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Award Ceremony Kenmore Middle School Auditorium200 South Carlin Springs RoadArlington, VA RSVP: https://forms.gle/GqKEWd4QmQ4jhnCr6 It’s that time of year again! Please come and join us at the SEPTA Awards for Excellence in Supporting Special Education, on Wednesday, May 13, 2026 from 6:30pm to 9:00pm at Kenmore Middle […]
Ask the Arlington County Board to Honor Commitment to APS
Please take a moment today to write to the Arlington County Board and insist they honor their commitment to APS in the county budget! What’s Happening? The Arlington County Board will be finalizing and adopting its’ FY 2027 budget in the next week. The County is proposing a real estate tax increase, but not a […]
We Need YOU! Step up and Make an Impact by Joining the SEPTA Board
We invite YOU to join the Arlington SEPTA leadership team for the 2026-27 school year and make a positive impact on the APS community next year. Join a team of dedicated, supportive and creative leaders in building a community and providing a voice for families and students with disabilities across Arlington. While all positions are […]
Join us for our April Meeting with guest Karyn Ewart
Anxiety, Executive Function, Resiliance and Independence with Karyn Ewart THURSDAY, APRIL 9, 20267:00-8:30 PM Syphax Education Center2110 Washington Blvd.Or via Zoom RSVP: https://forms.gle/8nbDVviSUSyfAp846 Following brief PTA business we will hear from LJ Seiff, APS student and teen ambassador to Arlington Parks and Recreation’s Child & Youth Well-Being Network. Next Dr. Karyn Ewart, Founder and Head […]
Learn more about the APS Early Childhood Working Group at SEPTA’s March Meeting
SEPTA Monthly MeetingThursday, March 5, 20267:00-8:30 PMSyphax Education Center2110 Washington Blvd.Or via Zoom RSVP:https://forms.gle/MCuswvWPUroaQp6YA Following PTA business Cameron Childs, APS Early Childhood Specialist, will join us to discuss the progress of the APS Early Childhood Working Group. Beginning In November 2025 the working group set out to evaluate the future of early childhood education in […]
Get Ready for Summer at SEPTA’s 2026 Activity Fair Feb 7th
Saturday, February 7, 202612:30 PM –3:30 PM Walter Reed Recreation Center2909 16th Street South, Arlington, VA RSVP Here Vendors can register here. Each year Arlington Special Education PTA (SEPTA) hosts a FREE Summer Activities Fair open to the Arlington community to help you plan your family’s summer! Come learn about options for summer learning and adventure. […]
Start the New Year with Taco Thursday and Support SEPTA!
Arlington SEPTA Restaurant NightThursday, January 8th, 11am – 10pmWESTOVER TACO5849b Washington Blvd Dine-in or Takeout How Does It Work? Mention Arlington SEPTA when you order and a portion of the bill will be donated to support SEPTA’s yearlong programming. In-Person Dining: Visit the restaurant at 5849b Washington Blvd and mention Arlington SEPTA when you place your order. Order […]
Arlington SEPTA Seeks Family Feedback on Access to Advanced Courses and Foreign Language
Arlington Special Education PTA (SEPTA) would like to hear from families of students with disabilities and their experience accessing advanced courses and foreign languages classes in Arlington Public Schools (APS). This survey is administered by Arlington SEPTA’s Advocacy Committee, not APS. The SEPTA Advocacy Committee will use the feedback from this survey to better understand […]
Celebrate Election Day with Pupatella and Support Arlington SEPTA!
Arlington SEPTA Restaurant Night @ PupatellaTuesday November 4th11:30am-9:00pmPupatella Pizzeria, 5104 Wilson Blvd Whether it is dine in or take out, just mention Arlington SEPTA and 20% of your meal will be donated to support our mini-grants and yearlong programming. How does it work? In-Person Dining: Visit the location at 5104 Wilson Blvd. and mention SEPTA before […]
Changes to Virginia SOL “cut scores” and opportunity for stakeholder input
(Updated Nov. 1, 2025) What Happened: The Virginia Board of Education (VDOE) recently voted to approve new higher “cut scores” for its end-of-year Standards of Learning Assessments, or “SOLs.” This means students in Virginia’s public schools, including APS, will soon have to achieve higher scores to achieve a passing score on an SOL assessment and be deemed “proficient.” You […]
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