The team will review the history of low family participation in this rural multidistrict SELPA. The Shasta SELPA went from two members representing zero LEAs to a core of active members, a dozen families attending, and four LEA representatives. We will talk about how we leveraged AB 130 funds to build relationships with family empowerment agencies, participate in community outreach activities, and actively recruit members. This included inviting parents actively engaged in heated disputes to attend CAC meeting. Finally, the team will share how you can do the same in your area.
Support Services Consultant, Shasta County Office of Education
James Glover is a Support Services consultant with the Shasta County SELPA who has previously taught in mild/moderate and moderate/severe Special Day Classes (SDC). He also has experience as a high school RSP teacher. Starting as a paraprofessional, James developed a hands-on understanding... Read More →
