Special Education Advisory Commitee

The Giles County Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) brings family and community perspectives to special education. The committee advises the School Board through the division superintendent about the needs of students with disabilities and ways to improve programs and services.

Meetings are open to the public. Families, educators, individuals with disabilities, and interested community members are welcome to attend.

2026–2027 meetings

Select the button for the meeting you would like to attend. All times are Eastern.

What SEAC does

• Identifies needs and suggests priorities for special education across the division.
• Reviews special education policies, procedures, and the annual plan.
• Makes recommendations and helps the community understand special education programs.

Participate and share your perspective

Your experiences and ideas can help SEAC understand what is working and where families need more support. Contact Andi Guynn-Lowe to ask about committee membership, sharing input with SEAC, or meeting participation.

For questions about your child's learning or current services, start with your child's teacher, case manager, or school administrator. SEAC focuses on division-wide programs and needs.

Committee members

• Kristi Gordon
• Amy Wheeler
• Sarah Collins

Committee consultant and contact