Parent Resources

Get informed!

Here is our new training website.  Give it a click and Get Trained!

2018 / 19 Training Resources:

Here is the presentation that Intervention Coordinator Jennifer Whitney gave on Thursday, September 20, 2018:

RtI Intervention Presentation- 9.20.18_website.pdf (PDF)

Here are the materials that Liberty Union High School Director of Special Education, Dr. Saylor presented at our Resource Connection training.  They talk about the transition from middle school to high school and what to expect there

• transitiontohighschool.pdf
• transition to high school.pdf

Watch these presentations from SELPA and the CARE Parent Network:

• IEP Basics.ppsx
• Tips for a successful IEP meeting

Procedural Safeguards

Complaint Process

Parent Consent Annual Written Notification      English        Spanish

Special Education Parent Advisory Committee (SEPAC) click Here

Contra Costa SELPA

Contra Costa SELPA Community Advisory Committee (CAC)

Parent Handbook and Guide to Special Education from CCSELPA

California Department of Education (Special Education)

California Department of Education (Testing & Accountability)

National Dissemination Center for Children with Disabilities

Autism Family Support Project (We Care Family Support Project)

Autism Speaks

Autism Spectrum Disorder & Non-Verbal Learning Disorder Support Group

Care Parent Network

Contra Costa ARC

CHADD - East Contra Costa County (education and support for families of children with ADD)

What is the LRE (Least Restrictive Environment)?

Here are some resources to help parents, general education teachers, special education teachers, and school administrators increase the amount of time students with exceptionalities are included with their typically developing peers.

Please remember that the timing and amount of time students are included in general education classes is an IEP team decision and that the general education classroom is not always the Least Restrictive Environment for all students.

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YouTube clip which goes along with a book called

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