What SELPA does for districts, families, and students

(209) 468.4925 • Staff Directory

• • Develops and implements Local Plan for Special Education
• • Writes and revises policies as required
• • Provides for parent involvement through the Community Advisory Committee
• • Provides Program/Educational Specialists services
• • Provides School Psychologists support and services
• • Provides and coordinates WorkAbility 1/Job Developers/Job Coaches
• • Provides SELPA and Regional Staff Development opportunities
• • Alternative Dispute Resolution training and services
• • Individual Education Plan Forms Management: Special Education Information System (SEIS)
• • Liaison activities with associated agencies
• • Facilitates the Low-Incidence Equipment committee to approve and track inventory
• • Produces and maintains publications and information resources
• • Fiscal administration of Federal and State Grant Funds
• • Collects and submits Fiscal Data required for Grant Expenditure Reports
• • Oversees and supports CDE’s Required Self Review process
• • Maintains compliance with Federal IDEA and State Laws and Regulations
• • Develops Memorandums of Understanding and Interagency Agreements for Provision of services to students
    lending library services
• • Provides curriculum materials
• • Provides assessment materials
• • Provides Special Education catalogs
• • Provides career-vocational materials
• • Provides parent resources

• SELPA
• Alternative Dispute Resolution
• Career Vocational Center
• Community Advisory Committee
• Community & Interagency
• Council of Directors
• LEA Medi-Cal Billing
• Program & Ed Specialists
• Resources
• School Psychologists
• Special Education
• What SELPA does
• WorkAbility I
• Workshops and Trainings