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Tazewell-Mason Counties
​Special Education Association
300 Cedar Street, Pekin, IL  61554
309/347-5164 Phone
309/346-0440 Fax

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Kristina Neville Superintendent/Director

​Terrie Schappaugh, Administrative Assistant


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Tazewell-Mason Counties Special Education Association (TMCSEA) is headquartered in Pekin, Illinois, and serves 21 school districts surrounding
the two county area in west central Illinois. The program is provided in a decentralized manner. The Association is divided into seven (7) regional 
mini-coops with a locally employed special education coordinator overseeing the local school operations in each of these areas. The Association provides low incidence programming, professional development and technical assistance support  to member districts. TMCSEA also operates the Schramm Educational Center which  is a multifaceted facility committed to providing high quality services to  students with severe disabilities.
History
Tazewell-Mason Counties Special Education Association is a legally constituted Special Education Joint Agreement, formed under the Illinois School Code. TMCSEA is a cooperative agreement among area Superintendents and schools to provide comprehensive special education services. The Association was formed by the leadership of the two county Regional Superintendents, local school Superintendents and the Board of Education of thirty-two school districts during  the school year of 1966-67. The Association became operational on July 1, 1968.  The 68-69 school year opened with a staff of forty-six special education  personnel. Since the 1980's, TMCSEA has been decentralized into seven mini-coops, where the individual districts hire a majority of the special education teaching and support staff. TMCSEA currently has twenty-one (21) member districts. The focus is on providing student and district consultative services, special education programs, professional development opportunities and  the continued operation of Schramm Educational Center. The Association has been  in operation since 1968 and has operated the Schramm Educational Center since that time. The administrative offices were originally housed in a local office  building in downtown Pekin, and moved to the Schramm Educational Center in 1990.  The Art Schramm family donated property in Pekin in a residential area to  provide a site for Schramm Educational Center. The Center sits on seven acres of  property that was jointly donated and purchased by the Association to provide  the necessary school site. In addition, TMCSEA has a joint agreement with the Department of Rehabilitation Services ( DRS). The Association currently employs  over eighty-five special education personnel serving the twenty-one member  districts.
Mission Statement
TMCSEA: A 21 School District - Special Education - Joint Agreement which operates the Schramm Educational Center: Sees Itself: Empowering districts to meet the needs of diverse learners. An interconnection between Association - Districts - Community is established to provide for public awareness and education for students with disabilities. The Association champions equal educational opportunities and provides an array of services to include staff development, transition, low incidence classes, consultative services and technical assistance.
Vision Statement
TMCSEA strives to promote programming and services that enable students with disabilities to maximize their individual potential and become contributing members of society. The Association, through shared programming, provides high quality, specialized educational services, programs and facilities in partnership with our member districts.
Council for Exceptional Children (CEC) Equity Pledge 
TMCSEA pledges to uphold the vision of diversity, equity, and inclusion, and to support all of our members, volunteers, staff, and the students and families with exceptionalities we serve, especially those differentially impacted by systemic racism. 
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​Claims of harassment should be reported to the Title IX Coordinator/Nondiscrimination Coordinator for TMCSEA/Schramm Educational Center: Kristina Lazarz at klazarz@tmcsea.org or phone 309/346-1186.​ 

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300 Cedar Street, Pekin IL 61554 (309) 347-5164
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