Services

The Kern County Consortium SELPA is responsible to assure programs are available for all students with disabilities, from birth until age 22. The SELPA must see that programs provide any needed services for any student with an exceptional need, and to assist in inter-SELPA placements, provide technical assistance, and administrative support for the many requirements of the new laws and requirements being placed on districts. SELPA responsibilities include such things as:
  • Ensuring programs/services are available for all children with disabilities
  • Curriculum/Program Development
  • Support Surrogate Parent Training
  • Community Advisory Committee Support
  • Management Information Systems
  • Transition Planning
  • Personnel Development
  • Budget Planning and Review Evaluation
  • Interagency Coordination
  • Program Specialists
  • Community Awareness
  • Program Coordination
  • Evaluation
Through a network of cooperative agreements among districts and agencies, the SELPA Office coordinates this network and provides a focal point for the student/family seeking information and services.

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