Making relevant resources and information easier to find.
Helping make school and community events welcoming and accessible.
Finding and creating opportunities for families to share, play, learn, and collaborate.
What We Do & How We Help
Connection
Collaboration with each school's administration and PTO/PTA
Partnering with relevant public and non-profit organizations
Wilmette Department of Student Services
Wilmette Public Library
Village of Wilmette
Drive awareness of relevant events and resources via:
Email Newsletter
Website
Facebook Page & Whats App Group
Inclusion:
Seek out opportunities for increased inclusion and accessibility at school and public events
Provide staffing and support to make inclusion and accessibility easier for even planners to work in
Community:
Home Grown Events
Park Playdates
Coffee meetups
Partner Organization Events
Parent education events
Inclusive family fun
1:1 Connection with PASS39 Parent Representatives
New to the school or new to the 504/IEP process? Connect with a parent who can relate :) PASS39 Parent Representatives are here to help! Submit this form to get connected.
Join our team! We are always looking for volunteers and can work around your schedule and interests. Submit this form to get involved!
What we are not
PASS39 is not the answer to every need. It is a connector that helps families find the people, resources, relationships, and community that already exist.
Because PASS39 is a parent-led, volunteer-run organization, we’re not in a position to advise families about an individual child’s placement, services, or what a particular school or district should be providing. We also aren’t legal or special education experts, so we wouldn’t want to provide information that might be incomplete or misleading.
Questions about your child’s individual needs, available programming, placement options, or how Illinois requirements apply to your particular situation would really be directed to your child’s school team and the District 39 Student Services department. From our experience, they are the most appropriate resources to speak with you about your child’s circumstances and the options available within the district.