We Take Special Education Seriously
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Community Advisory Committee for Special Education (CAC-SE) is a state mandated committee representing school district areas in each SELPA (Special Education Local Plan Area). Each CAC-SE has their our own priorities reflecting their district or districts needs. The strength of our advisement on Special Education to the district is directly related to our community involved with the CAC-SE.
Please explore our site to learn more about who we are and what we are up to. I solemnly swear we are up to a lot of good! |
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We don't dis disability
We believe every child can reach their potential with all the right supports.
That was the purpose of IDEA. We believe that the intention of IDEA has yet to be matched by the public school system nationally. But if we voice what that could be to the ears of our district and state representatives, we just may achieve what was intended.. Please add your voice to ours. We will get there faster. |
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Inclusion Collaborative presenting at January 28th meeting!
The Community Advisory Committee for Special Education (CAC-SE) frequently discusses inclusion as California strives for more inclusive practices in public schools. Between parents, staff and community leaders, this concept takes many forms creating a lot of inclusion confusion.
Come learn what Inclusion is and isn’t, benefits of inclusion and best practices for inclusion. Presented by Kathy Wahl, the Director of the Inclusion Collaborative at the Santa Clara County Office of Education; prior to 2016, she worked as an Inclusion Training Specialist, teacher, and instructor. Kathy has worked with teachers, students and families across the county in center based and home based programs and now currently supports local districts in creating and sustaining inclusion programs. She has taught at local community colleges, developed inclusive training tracks for community colleges and worked for many community agencies in Santa Clara County.
7-8 PM, San Jose Unified School District offices, 855 Lenzen Ave., San Jose, CA 95126
Childcare and Spanish translation will be available!
Come learn what Inclusion is and isn’t, benefits of inclusion and best practices for inclusion. Presented by Kathy Wahl, the Director of the Inclusion Collaborative at the Santa Clara County Office of Education; prior to 2016, she worked as an Inclusion Training Specialist, teacher, and instructor. Kathy has worked with teachers, students and families across the county in center based and home based programs and now currently supports local districts in creating and sustaining inclusion programs. She has taught at local community colleges, developed inclusive training tracks for community colleges and worked for many community agencies in Santa Clara County.
7-8 PM, San Jose Unified School District offices, 855 Lenzen Ave., San Jose, CA 95126
Childcare and Spanish translation will be available!
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