Three Village SEPTA

SEPTA GENERAL MEETING

Join us for our FIRST General SEPTA Meeting of the 2026–2027 school year!

We’re excited to kick off the year with a special presentation from Daniel T. Volk, PhD, Clinical Director & Licensed Psychologist at Zen Psychology & Wellness.

“When Anxiety & ADHD Collide”
Understanding the Overlap and Practical Strategies to Help Your Child Thrive

Monday, October 5
6:30 PM
Via Zoom — https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84435162811?pwd=3Z9KAPyLgYq4m7LuTn3gypOk6C26AU.1

Meeting ID: 844 3516 2811
Passcode: 428521

Following our general meeting and presentation, stay with us for a Parent Networking Meeting — a chance to connect, share, and meet other parents and caregivers in our community.

Everyone is welcome — you do not need to be a SEPTA member to attend!

We hope you’ll join us for an informative and supportive evening!

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About Us

What is SEPTA?

SEPTA is the Special Education PTA that represents children with Special Needs.

Three Village SEPTA brings together parents, teachers, administrators, learning specialists from Ward Melville, our High School, our 2 Middle Schools, and our 5 Elementary Schools, along with many others all with a true interest in the special education of children.Together, our mission is to improve and maintain the quality of Special Education for our children throughout our District Programs. Also, to support families of students in "out of district" placements, along with the further education, and future employment opportunities for all the special needs individuals in our community.

Three Village SEPTA meets regularly, throughout the school year, often with guest speakers, to help answer questions on topics of particular interest for special needs families. We also host special events and offer scholarships to graduating Ward Melville High School Students.

Fundraising

Please visit the Fundraising tab at the top of the page to find out how to provide contributions that go directly to support SEPTA initiatives, such as Ward Melville graduation scholarships and faculty grants awarded throughout the district to general education, resource room, health and special education classrooms.