Hampton Roads runs something most regions do not: a shared public autism program owned jointly by eight school divisions. SECEP's Autism Spectrum Program has operated since 1978 and serves over 1,500 special education and alternative education students region-wide, with administrative offices in Norfolk. For most Norfolk families it is the substantive option - and it is public.
Public consortium of eight Hampton Roads school divisions since 1978, serving over 1,500 students, running the nationally recognised Autism Spectrum Program.
Visit siteSECEP's own resources for families, covering programs, rights and how regional placement works.
Visit siteNorfolk Public Schools' page on SECEP and how division students access regional autism and special education programs.
Visit siteScholarships at participating private schools; students with disabilities and an IEP qualify up to 400% of Federal Poverty Guidelines, first-come first-served.
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