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Lodi Unified School District

SELPA

Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA) coordinates special education programs and services to ensure that all students with disabilities receive appropriate and individualized educational services.

SELPA functions include developing and maintaining local plans for special education, allocating resources, and facilitating collaboration among school districts to meet the needs of students with disabilities, providing a comprehensive system of special education services across a specific geographic area.

SELPA Resources

Resources and upcoming SELPA meetings are provided below.

Upcoming Meetings

SELPA Council meeting dates are shown below.

Lodi Area Special Education Region (LASER)

The Lodi Area Special Education Region (LASER) is governed by a council of superintendents from each member school district or educational organization. Local educational organizations served by LASER include:

Lodi Unified School District

Oak View Elementary School District

New Hope Elementary School District

Rio Valley Charter School

Special Education Parent Rights

Please see Special Education Rights of Parents and Children below. 

Parents Rights - Notice of Procedural Safeguards PDF (English)

Parents Rights - Notice of Procedural Safeguards PDF (Spanish)


For additional information, please visit the California Department of Education website or Family Resource Network.

Community Advisory Committee (CAC)

The Community Advisory Committee (CAC) is a group of parents and educators whose primary role is to represent the needs and concerns of the parents, school staff, and community agencies relative to services for students with special needs.

The CAC helps community members to know their rights, influence legislation, learn about programs, advise SELPA, and more.

Be Involved in the CAC

CAC meetings offer information about options in special education instruction, special services available to your child, and pending legislation affecting education. Time is set aside to provide parents and community members an opportunity to ask questions of special education professionals and to share experiences with other parents.

Plan to attend the meetings and become a CAC committee member!

Contact Us

For more information on the content of this page, please contact SELPA at (209) 331-7061.