LEA Governing Boards Sample Clauses

LEA Governing Boards. EC 56205 (a)(12)(D)(i) The Governing Boards of LEAs in Shasta County shall adopt policies and procedures for special education programs and services provided in the Shasta County SELPA. Such policies and procedures shall include, but not be limited to, all areas as required by federal and state statutes. Responsibilities of the governing boards include, but are not limited to: • Participate in the governance of the Shasta County SELPA by empowering their superintendent or designee to act as their agent in the approval and amendment of policies and procedures. • Approve the Local Plan and revisions to the Local Plan for the Shasta County SELPA. • Ensure compliance with all elements of the local Plan. • Cooperate with the governing boards of participating Local Education Agencies to assure the availability of appropriate services to eligible individuals regardless of district of residence. • Provide suitable housing for special education programs maintained by the Local Education Agency. • Operate local programs consistent with state and federal law and regulations and policies and procedures approved for the Special Education Local Plan Area. EC 56195.5 (a) • Annually review and approve special education programs and services of the Local Education Agency. • Develop and adopt policies for the operation of the Local Education Agency, which are consistent with those of the Special Education Local Plan Area, and which promote the concept to ensure access to appropriate programs and services for all children with disabilities. • Appoint members to the Shasta County Community Advisory Committee. • Review formal complaints forwarded by the respective LEA superintendents as outlined in the district’s Uniform Complaint Procedures. • Address questions and concerns of the public, including parents or guardians of individuals with exceptional needs who are receiving services under the Local Plan. EC 56205 (b)(4) II. SELPA Governing Board The governing body of the SELPA is the SELPA Governing Board and is comprised of a superintendent or designee from each of the following regions:
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