LPAC
Livonia Parent Advisory Committee (LPAC)
The Livonia Parent Advisory Committee (LPAC) seeks parent representation from each Livonia Special Education Program. Parent representative volunteers have a child/children with a disability(ies). The LPAC also provides advisory input on matters regarding improvement of Special Education services within our school district.
The L-PAC is currently in search of parents interested in participating in our committee. Interested parties should contact Student Services at 734-744-2615.
Parent Advisory Committee Representatives for Livonia Public Schools:
Mrs. Kara Clarke
Message from Kara:
Hello LPAC families!
I would like to take a quick moment to introduce myself. I am a mom of two young adults, both are students in LPS and receive special education services. One is in a post-secondary program, and the other is in his final year of high school in the general education setting with resource room support. My students have been receiving services in Livonia since they were in preschool. We have experienced quite a bit of what Livonia has to offer, and we are incredibly proud of the progress and gains that they both have made.
In my roles as the Wayne County Parent Advisory Committee Representative for our district and the Livonia Parent Advisory Committee Parent Chair for our school district, this allows me to learn about Special Education topics, receive training, and share information back to the parents in Wayne County and LPS, as well as provide parent-to- parent support. The idea of building a support system and sharing information with other parents in the district is the next step for the LPAC. In collaboration with Lauren Feigel, Garfield and LTP’s Principal and the LPAC Coordinator, we’d like to extend an invitation
to you to share your thoughts and input on what potential there is for a parent group that connects and supports those of us who have an IEP and 504 supported student.
When you have a moment, please take this brief confidential survey to let us know how this idea may be helpful to you and your family.
Warmest Regards,
Kara Clarke
