Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC)
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The Special Education Advisory Committee (SEAC) advises the Campbell County School Board about special education issues and ways in which they can make special education services as effective as possible.  The committee is a collaborative effort among school division personnel, parents, community representatives, and all stakeholders.
Click here to join the SEAC
Join the SEAC!  Complete the Application(link above).  Please return the application to Lessy Nixon @ NIXONL@campbell.k12.va.us
Or Mail to Lessy Nixon P.O.Box 99, Rustburg,VA 24558





Image of SEAC flyer- PDF link above or contact SPED office for your copy
2019-2020 Meeting Dates:
All meetings are open to the public and held at the Campbell County Technical Center located at 194 Dennis Riddle Drive, Rustburg VA, 24588 

Six meetings are scheduled over the course of the upcoming school year that will begin a

September 16, 2019- Meeting Minutes

October 7, 2019- Meeting Minutes

November 11, 2019- open house

February 10, 2020- Meeting Minutes

March 9, 2020- rescheduled for Monday, March 23, 2020, at 5:30 pm at the Campbell County Tech Center

 April 20, 2020 



Resources for parents: 

The Virginia Department of Education has partnered with the Virginia Board for People with Disabilities (VBPD) to produce a valuable tool for all parents to utilize in making critical decisions on behalf of their children when navigating the educational process.  The document is available electronically and can assist in answering the following questions:

·         What are some of the keys to a child’s academic success?

·         What decisions will families need to make regarding a child’s educational path?

·         At what points will families make these decisions? In this training program, we refer to these as critical decision points.

·         What information will families need so that they can make the most well-informed decisions possible for their child?

 Critical Decision Points for Families of Children with Disabilities

Additional information is available by contacting your child’s case manager at their home school.  If you require a hard copy of the document or a copy in any other format (i.e. large print, a language other than English, etc.) please contact the office of Pupil Personnel for Campbell County Schools at (434) 332-8243.


The purpose of SEAC is to:
  • Assist local school division personnel in developing long-range plans for special education services
  • Advise school division personnel, the School Board, and the community about issues related to special education; and
  • Participate in the development of priorities and strategies to meet the identified needs of students with disabilities.
The SEAC, whose members are appointed by the school board, is comprised of:
  • persons with disabilities
  • parents/guardians of students with disabilities
  • public/county human service agency representatives
  • community/civic organization representatives
  • business/industry representatives
  • The Director of Special Education, the Assistant Superintendent for Instruction and a representative from the school board serve as consultants to the committee.
Meetings are open to the public, and anyone in the community who has an interest in special education is welcome to attend.  SEAC meetings are a great opportunity to network with other parents.


How do I speak with a SEAC member?
SEAC members are parent volunteers and not school employees. 

Chairperson: Kim Lemburg and she may be reached at seac@campbell.k12.va.us.
Recorder: Sheila Haden

All those wishing further information may contact Lessy Nixon, Supervisor of Special Ed at (434) 332-8243.

If you need assistance from the Special Education Department, please call 434-332-8231.

Dates for 2018-19 School Year- Agenda and minutes will be added throughout the school year.  

  • Sept. 10th, 2018 (minutes)
  • Oct. 8th, 2018 minutes
  • Nov. 12th, 2018- meeting canceled (Due to illness and absences for tonight's scheduled SEAC meeting, our meeting will be canceled.
    At this time, we are not planning a re-scheduled date and will reconvene in February 2019.
  • Feb. 11th, 2019
  • March 11th, 2019
  • April 8th, 2019 Meeting canceled.    Kim Lemberg, Chairperson, will present at the upcoming school board meeting scheduled for May 13, 2019, and any SEAC member is invited to attend that meeting at 7 pm at the CCTC.  
  • Minutes of June 25, 2019 
VDOE FLYER PDF below



 Meeting Minutes from 2017-18 School Year






*If schools are closed due to inclement weather, the meeting will be canceled.  Please call 332-8231 to confirm meeting dates w/times.

Citizens are welcome to provide written comment to SEAC, or give public comment at the meetings during the time designated.   There is a designated time for public comment during SEAC meetings. This is an opportunity to share successful educational experiences and express general concerns regarding educational issues for students with special needs.   The SEAC requests that any concerns expressed be general comments dealing with global issues rather than a specific comment dealing with a personal matter or situation. The Committee suggests that you address concerns about personal situations directly to the Department of Special Education.

For more information regarding SEAC please reference “A Guide for Local Special Education Advisory Committees in Virginia”

Anyone needing accommodations for a disability in order to attend or participate should call (434) 332-8321 seven days prior to the meeting so that appropriate arrangements can be made.