Local Plan Development Sample Clauses

Local Plan Development. EC 56195.3(a), (b), (c) The Shasta County SELPA Local Plan is developed with input from the following groups: • The SELPA Program Advisory Council members consult with their bargaining units or school site staff to select general education and special education teachers who may want to serve on a subcommittee for the purpose of providing input to the development of the Local Plan and/or the Annual Service Plan and Annual Budget Plan. • General and special education administrators are selected by their superintendents. • Parent representatives are selected by the CAC. Parents may or may not be members of the CAC. Parents will be selected from the north and south regions of the county. The CAC voting representative to the SELPA Program Advisory Council also serves on the Local Plan Committee. The committee shall develop the local plan in accordance with EC Sections 56195.3 (b), (c) and (d). Prior to approval by the LEA governing boards, the local plan will be submitted to the CAC for their review. Amendments to the Permanent Section of the Local Plan EC 56195.9 The local plan will be updated/amended in cooperation with the local plan committee. The SELPA Governing Board may adopt amendments to the permanent portion of the local plan on an interim basis, not to exceed one school year. Amendments approved in this manner shall become permanent upon subsequent approval by all LEA governing boards and the State Board of Education.
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