High school graduation requirements: alternate pathways for individuals with exceptional needs: statewide resources.
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- Introduced
- Passed Assembly
- Passed Senate
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Overview
This bill aims to create a statewide resource to help local school districts develop alternative pathways to a high school diploma for students with exceptional needs. The California Department of Education and the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence will establish this resource, providing training and technical assistance to districts. The goal is to build capacity within the state’s support system to better meet the diverse needs of these students and ensure they can earn a diploma.
Key provisions
- Requires the State Department of Education and the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence to establish a statewide resource.
- The resource will focus on creating alternate pathways to a diploma for students with exceptional needs.
- The resource will provide capacity building, training, and technical assistance to local educational agencies.
- The Department of Education will select special education resource leads to support districts.
- At least three resource leads will be selected to ensure statewide representation.
- The resource leads will support the development of individualized education programs.
- The resource leads will partner with family support organizations to provide assistance to families of students with disabilities.
Who is affected
- Students with exceptional needs
- Local educational agencies
- California Department of Education
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