Radnor Committee for Special Education

No, we are an independent non-profit 501(c)(3) organization. While we do communicate with the District, we cherish our status as a separate and safe space for parents to voice their concerns and opinions.

We prioritize maintaining open lines of communication with the school administration. However, there are no formal or scheduled meetings. Our efforts focus on collaboration and staying informed.

Yes, we make it a priority to attend all relevant school district meetings. By doing so, we ensure that we stay informed on decisions that may impact the special education community and can better advocate for the needs of students and families.

RCSE hosts monthly meetings that feature a variety of speakers, covering topics that are important to families navigating special education. These meetings are designed to offer support, share information, and create a sense of community for parents and caregivers.

While our meetings are open to everyone, much of the information we provide is specifically tailored to residents of Radnor Township.

Yes, educators are welcome to attend our meetings. They are invited to participate alongside parents and other community members.

Yes, we recognize that transitions—whether into or out of the district—can be particularly challenging for students with special education needs. These individuals are a key part of our focus, and we aim to provide support and resources to help make these transitions smoother.

No, we support all families of children with any special education need, whether or not they have an IEP or 504 plan in place. Even if you're unsure if your child qualifies for these services, or simply want to learn more, you're welcome to join us and access the resources we offer.

No, RCSE does not provide direct services such as advocacy or therapy. However, we do offer support and guidance through shared experiences and discussions. Our focus is on connecting families with information and resources to help them navigate their unique situations.

The Council of Parent Attorneys and Advocates (COPAA) maintains a comprehensive database of special education advocates and attorneys. We encourage families to explore this resource. Please note that RCSE does not endorse or recommend any particular individuals or services.