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Free Oct. 1 Multi-County Special Education Carnival Resource Fair at Chesapeake College

QACPS SECAC’s third annual fair runs Thursday, Oct. 1, 5–7 p.m. at the Caroline Center entrance in Wye Mills.

Chesapeake College campus entrance area in Wye Mills
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EASTON, MARYLAND — Families looking for special-education resources on the Mid-Shore can attend a free Multi-County Special Education Carnival Resource Fair on Thursday, Oct. 1, from 5 to 7 p.m. at Chesapeake College’s Caroline Center — right at the entrance — 1000 College Circle in Wye Mills. Healthy Talbot lists the evening as a free community event organized by QACPS SECAC and describes it as the third annual multi-county fair.

According to the Healthy Talbot listing, agencies and organizations will be on hand, along with food trucks, free giveaways, and free games and prizes for children. Registration is not required to attend. Organizers say people who do register — and who are present at the fair — will be entered in a prize-basket raffle. An optional registration form is linked from the Healthy Talbot listing. Questions on the Healthy Talbot page go to mandy.landon [at] qacps.org.

Cost is free. Venue on Healthy Talbot: Chesapeake College, 1000 College Circle, Wye Mills, MD 21679. The listing is a community schedule notice for families seeking special-education resources, not a clinical or IEP evaluation.

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