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The Many Ways Guilford Police Department Serves Students With Special Needs
The Many Ways Guilford Police Department Serves Students With Special Needs

Wed, Oct 21

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Guilford High School ITC Center/Library

The Many Ways Guilford Police Department Serves Students With Special Needs

Officer Scott Gingras and Police Social Worker Jordan Singewald will present the breath of services and programs that GPD offers for people with special needs. Open to all.

Time & Location

Oct 21, 2026, 6:30 PM – 8:00 PM

Guilford High School ITC Center/Library, 605 New England Rd, Guilford, CT 06437, USA

About the Event


The Many Ways Guilford Police Department Serves Students With Special Needs:

Guilford SEPTO is proud to welcome Officer Scott Gingras and Police Social Worker Jordan Singewald to present services and programs that GPD offers for people with special needs, including:

  • Empower Card Program

  • Project Lifesaver

  • Blue/Green/Yellow Envelope program for drivers with Autism, who are dead/hard of hearing, or who have disabilities


    Additionally, they will speak about efforts to foster relationships between Guilford students with Special Needs and the GPD and how to support individuals with IDD/ASD in the chaos of emergency situations. Officer Gingras and Social Worker Singewald will conclude their informational portion with a question-and-answer session. This event is appropriate for parents with small children through driving teens and young adults.

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Guilford's town-wide Special Education Parent Teacher Organization (SEPTO) mission is to create collaborative relationships between Guilford Public Schools, families of individuals with disabilities, and the community through support, education and empowerment.

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