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North Region SELPA
Alameda, Albany, Berkeley, Emery, Piedmont Unified School Districts
Notice of Public Hearing

In accordance with California Education Code Section 56205[b][1] and 56205[b][2], this serves as public notice that a public hearing will be held at the next meeting of the North Region Special Education Plan Area (SELPA) Policy Board as follows:

TOPICS: 

  • Hearing on the North Region SELPA 2026-27 Annual Budget Plan 
  • Hearing on the North Region SELPA 2026-27 Annual Service Plan 

 

After the Public Hearing, the North Region SELPA Policy Board will certify the Annual Budget Plan, Annual Service Plan, and Governance and Administration Plan for the North Region SELPA. 

Hearing Date:  March 19, 2026

Hearing Time: 10:30am 

Hearing Location: Berkeley Unified School Board Conference Room located at 1231 Addison Street, Berkeley, CA 94702

 

If you have questions, please contact the North Region SELPA office at (510) 525-9805.

DISABILITY ACCOMMODATION: A request for disability-related modification or accommodation, including auxiliary aids or services may be made by a person with a disability who requires modification or accommodation in order to participate in the public hearing: Seventy-two hours prior to a Policy Board Meeting a request can be sent to the North Region SELPA Director, at pvickroy@ausdk12.org or 510 525-9805.

Upcoming Events

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- National Social Workers Month -

 

Social Work Month, observed throughout March, uplifts the social workers of our country and celebrates their constant contributions to our society. These professionals use psychology and sociology to solve social issues and improve individual lives – and it’s no easy feat! Social work can be emotionally draining, require long hours, and pay entirely too little, yet still, these superhumans strive every day to improve many people’s quality of life and advocate on their behalf. Take some time out this month to recognize social workers and the great things they do.

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Child Find

Child Find activities are the responsibility of each Local Education Agency (LEA) and occur prior to a referral for special education services. These activities are designed to locate individuals, birth through 21 years of age, including children not enrolled in public school programs as well as children who are homeless or wards of the state and reside in the district and may be eligible for and in need of special education and/or related services. Child find activities also foster awareness and understanding on the part of educators, parents and other community members of the referral procedures for special education, the eligibility criteria, and the continuum of special education programs and services available. Child find activities inform educators, community agencies, and parents/guardians of their right to refer their child for a special education assessment to determine eligibility and the need for special education services. (E.C. § 56300 and 56301)