The Special Education Citizens' Advisory Committee (SECAC) works to enable the Board of School Commissioners and district office staff to collaborate with others on special education issues and to facilitate positive changes in the delivery of special education services.

Meetings

Meetings are held virtually from 5-7 p.m. on the second Monday of each month (unless otherwise noted). 
 
If you or your organization would like to present at an upcoming meeting, please complete and return this form.

SECAC Chair

Winifred A. Winston

Ms. Winifred A. Winston is a bestselling author, passionate advocate, and enthusiastic speaker. She has worked in education providing career services for more than 10 years. She has worked with non-traditional students and adult learners in higher education as a career coach and adjunct instructor. In addition, she has served as a high school Career Technology and Education (CTE), teacher working with students with disabilities and students in an alternative high school setting.

She is passionate about educating families about dyslexia and the IEP process and has experience working in the special education field as an Administrator in a special education school. Ms. Winifred is a Global Career Development Facilitator (GCDF), holds a Master of Science in Human Resource Development from Towson University and a Bachelor of Science in Mass Communications from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke. Ms. Winifred is originally from Brooklyn, New York and currently  resides in the Ramblewood community of Baltimore City with her family.

Membership Documents

• Description of positions
• Declaration of candidacy form (for those interested in an executive board position)
• Membership application (for general and voting members)
• Student application