Community Advisory Committee

The Community Advisory Committee (CAC) acts in an advisory capacity to the Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA). Parents, educators, care providers, and interested community members are all welcome to join. Being a member of the CAC offers the opportunity to be involved and assist in developing, planning, and implementing activities that provide for greater success for students with exceptional needs. Please note that ALL parents and guardians are welcome to attend any of our public meetings or CAC trainings. If you would like to be considered a standing voting member, please contact Tehama County SELPA at (530) 527-8581.

                              

 


The Community Advisory Committee (CAC) is a highly esteemed advisory body that offers guidance and support to the Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA). To promote success for students with disabilities, the CAC invites families, educators, care providers, and other interested community members to join their ranks. As a member of the CAC, you will have the opportunity to contribute to the development, planning, and implementation of activities that are critical to the success of students with disabilities.


                             

                                    

 

The CAC has an important role to fulfill and it takes active participants to make a difference.

  • We host regular workshops on important special education topics to inform and empower
  • We meet regularly during the school year for parents, students, teachers, and our community to voice input regarding special education programs and services
  • We support activities on behalf of individuals with special needs and their families
  • We collaborate and share valuable information and resources
  • We advise and approve the Local Plan for the SELPA

 


 

 


 

Advocating for the needs of students receiving special education services throughout Tehama County.

 


 



Meet our partner, Rowell Family Empowerment
 

Rowell Family Empowerment of Northern California, Inc. (RFENC) is a parent-founded and parent-run organization specifically funded (mostly by state grants & contracts) to provide direct services to families with children with disabilities ages birth – 22 within our 6 county catchment area. A child may have a diagnosis, may be at risk, or the parents may be concerned and would like to seek an evaluation. Whatever the reason, we provide guidance to families who may not be familiar with the unique education system, or related services. We do this through providing support, training, and parent consultation services such as:

~ Special Education Workshops

~ In-person and phone consultation about your child's special education rights and your participation as a team member in the IEP meetings

~ Review evaluations, assessments, and Individual Education Plan (IEP) documents with you so you can better understand these important documents which lead to informed decisions.

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"We are stronger together."
- Tehama County Parent