Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA)
Administration
Primary Contacts
Judy Holsinger, Executive Director
(916) 228-2446
jholsing@scoe.net
Charis Slater, Administrative Assistant
(916) 228-2229
cslater@scoe.net
Marty Florey, SELPA Specialist
(916) 228-2448
mflorey@scoe.net
The goal of the Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA) is to deliver high quality special education programs and services to special needs students in the most efficient and cost-effective manner possible. The Sacramento County SELPA serves 10 districts and the Sacramento County Office of Education. As the SELPA's Administrative Unit, the Sacramento County Office of Education receives funds and is responsible for seeing that every eligible child receives appropriate services. In addition to administrative support, the SELPA helps districts comply with legal requirements concerning students with disabilities, and provides professional development activities to foster better relationships between schools and the families of special needs students.
Participants
8,000 special education students and their families receive services from the Sacramento County SELPA. The SELPA includes the following districts: Arcohe Union, Center Unified, Elverta Joint, Galt Joint Union, Galt Joint Union High, Natomas Unified, River Delta Unified, Robla, Twin Rivers Unified School District, and the Sacramento County Office of Education.
Publications and Materials
A Parent's Guide to Special Education
An effective tool to help parents meet the challenge of active participation in their child's education.
Community Advisory Committee (CAC) Brochure
Parents or relatives of special needs children can find out how to become involved in the SELPA.
Local Plan for Special Education - Sacramento County SELPA
Please contact the SELPA office to review the Local Plan.
Partners
The Sacramento County SELPA works in coordination with the other four local SELPAs: Elk Grove USD, Folsom Cordova USD, San Juan USD, and Sacramento City USD. The Sacramento County SELPA Director also works closely with superintendents from each of the participating districts, as well as SELPA directors throughout the state.
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Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA) last updated this entry 6/23/2010.
