California Special Education Local Plan Areas
Service area covered by a special education local plan and the governance structure created under any of the planning options of Section 56205, 56206, 56208, 56211, 56213, 56241, 56243, 56244, & 56245 of the Education Code.What is a SELPA?
In 1977, all school districts and county school offices were mandated to form consortiums in geographical regions of sufficient size and scope to provide for all special education service needs of children residing within the region boundaries. Each region, Special Education Local Plan Area (SELPA), developed a local plan describing how it would provide special education services.
SELPAs are dedicated to the belief that all students can learn and that special needs students must be guaranteed equal opportunity to become contributing members of society. SELPAs facilitate high quality educational programs and services for special needs students and training for parents and educators. The SELPA collaborates with county agencies and school districts to develop and maintain healthy and enriching environments in which special needs students and families can live and succeed.
Legal Background
The Rehabilitation Act of 1973 (PL 93-112), amended in 1992, includes Section 504, which affirms the right of any student or adult who has a mental or physical impairment which inhibits a major life activity including learning; has a history of such an impairment; or is considered by a team of knowledgeable individuals to have such an impairment, from being discriminated against program or activity receiving federal financial assistance. This Act also requires that students be given a free appropriate public education in regular education classes, with necessary supplementary aids and services, if they are determined by a school team to be disabled under Section 504 or the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). Such eligibility may exist without concurrent eligibility for special education under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA).
The Rehabilitation Act was followed in 1975 by the passage of PL 94-142, the Education of Handicapped Act, which was changed in 1990 to the IDEA. This is the legislation that provides that all students who are eligible for special education must be provided with a free appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment.
The California Legislature implements the provisions of IDEA through the California Master Plan for Special Education. This plan was first implemented statewide in 1980 with the passage of Senate Bill 1870.
Some of the major areas covered by state and federal laws are the following:
- Child Find - Each public school system is responsible to find children with disabilities in its area
- Free Appropriate Public Education (FAPE) - Each public school system is responsible for ensuring that each child with disabilities is served appropriately, at no expense to the parent
- Least Restrictive Environment (LRE) - Each child is assured of his/her right of education with non-disabled peers to the maximum extent appropriate to the needs of both
- Due Process - The right of parent participation, and challenge, in all aspects of assessment, identification and placement is assured; involves mediation or administrative hearing procedures and complaint procedure in case of disputes
- Individualized Educational Planning (IEP) - The right of a child to an educational program designed to meet his/her individual needs and based on adequate assessment is assured. At age 14 to 16 this includes the development of an Individual Transition Plan (ITP) to provide for transition into the world of work.
These concepts have been reinforced and interpreted by a number of court cases since the passage of the law. Two notable cases in the State of California are the Larry P. Case, which established strict rules concerning the use of standardized intelligence tests with minority populations, and the Diana Case, which has caused school systems to revise their bilingual special education assessments. The complexity of these rules and responsibilities has created the need for skilled and knowledgeable administrators who must understand the laws and apply them fairly. The SELPA Administrator is responsible for assuring that:
- All individuals with disabilities receive a free appropriate public education in the least restrictive environment.
- All regular education resources are considered and, where appropriate, utilized on a local or regional basis to meet the needs of students with disabilities.
- A system exists at the regional level for identification, assessment and placement of disabled students.
- A viable system for public education is functioning in the community, with broad participation and interaction involving parents and other agencies serving children and young adults.
- An annual compliance monitoring system implemented, that continues to assure non- compliant items that have been identified through Self Reviews, Verification Reviews, Focused Monitoring or Complaints have and continue to be rectified.
Overview
Significant changes have occurred in services and programs provided for children with exceptional needs in the public schools of California. These changes have stemmed from new laws and regulations at both the state and national levels, as well as from the spirit of fairness, balance and equality that characterize the public school system in America. New interpretations of existing laws by the courts have further modified and expanded the services required for exceptional students.
Previously, children with disabilities were identified only if their educational needs were obvious. Then, they tended to be placed into programs designed to serve children with similar disabilities in special schools or located separately on comprehensive school sites. Such categorical programs were usually effective in providing specialized services for the populations they served; but in many cases, expectations for these groups were inappropriate in relation to the students' actual potential.
Gradually, the community and public agencies have become aware that children with disabilities can be educated with their non-disabled peers, guaranteeing equal opportunities for all children... including children with disabilities.
This required the sharing of program resources, including transportation, through regional cooperation among public and non-public schools and non-educational agencies.
In the early 1970s, a simultaneous movement across the country resulted in the passage of important federal and state laws. The federal laws were PL 93-112 and PL 94-142. In 1987, PL 99-457 was passed which expanded services to preschool children. In response to these laws, legislation was passed in California which provides the legal foundation for a comprehensive plan in special education and requires local districts and agencies to establish SELPAs to address the needs of all children with disabilities.
These laws and regulations promote changes and procedures leading to such things as the following:
- Accountability
- Annual Reviews of Progress
- California Special Education Management Information System (CASEMIS) Reporting
- Career Training
- Community Involvement and Support
- Compliance Reviews
- Coordination of Resources Among Districts by Regions
- Desired Results Developmental Profile (DRDP) Assessment and Data Reporting
- Due Process Rights
- Educational Benefit
- Full Service to All Students with Disabilities
- Guaranteed Equality of Access
- Improved Self-Esteem for Children with Disabilities
- Increased Parent Participation
- Individualized Educational Programs (IEP)
- Less Restrictive Placements (LRE)
- Local Governance Systems
- Program Evaluation
- Quality Program Reviews
- Social Acceptance of Children with Disabilities
- Staff Development Programs
- State Performance Plan Indicator Data Collection
- Transition from School to Post-Secondary Education and Employment
Today, as never before, parents, students and staff work together to make certain that the appropriate services are provided on an individualized basis for every child with a disability. The services are provided through the SELPAs. The Local Plan developed and maintained in each community by the people who live there, is the basis of these improvements and the foundation of services.
California Special Education Local Plan Areas
| County | SELPA Code |
SELPA Name |
SELPA Mailing Address | City | Zip Code | SELPA Phone Number |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Alameda |
0111 |
Mid-Alameda County |
4400 Alma Avenue |
Castro Valley |
94546 |
510-537-3000 x 1201 |
Alameda |
0112 |
North Region |
1200 Solano Avenue |
Albany |
94706 |
510-525-9805 |
Alameda |
0113 |
Oakland Unified |
915 54th Street |
Oakland |
94608 |
510-879-8090 |
Alameda |
0113 |
Oakland Unified |
915 54th Street |
Oakland |
94608 |
510-879-8094 |
Alameda |
0114 |
Tri-Valley |
4665 Bernal Avenue |
Pleasanton |
94566 |
925-426-9144 |
Alameda |
0115 |
Mission Valley |
4210 Technology Drive |
Fremont |
94538 |
510-657-2350 |
Amador |
0300 |
Amador County |
217 Rex Avenue |
Jackson |
95642 |
209-257-5306 |
Butte |
0400 |
Butte County |
1870 Bird Street |
Oroville |
95965 |
530-532-5620 |
Calaveras |
0500 |
Calaveras County |
185 South Main Street |
Angels Camp |
95221 |
209-736-6020 |
Colusa |
0600 |
Colusa County |
499 Marguerite Street, Suite A |
Williams |
95987 |
530-473-1350 x 10806 |
Contra Costa |
0701 |
Contra Costa |
2520 Stanwell Drive, Suite 270 |
Concord |
94520 |
925-827-0949 x 14 |
Contra Costa |
0711 |
Mt. Diablo Unified |
1936 Carlotta Drive |
Concord |
94519-1358 |
925-682-8000 x 4047 |
Contra Costa |
0712 |
West Contra Costa Unified |
3000 Parker Road |
Richmond |
94806 |
510-307-4633 |
Contra Costa |
0712 |
West Contra Costa Unified |
3000 Parker Road |
Richmond |
94806 |
510-307-4633 |
Contra Costa |
0712 |
West Contra Costa Unified |
3000 Parker Road |
Richmond |
94806 |
510-307-4633 |
Contra Costa |
0713 |
San Ramon Valley Unified |
699 Old Orchard Drive |
Danville |
94526 |
925-552-2996 |
El Dorado |
0901 |
El Dorado County |
6767 Green Valley Road |
Placerville |
95667-9357 |
530-295-2228 |
El Dorado |
0901 |
El Dorado County |
6767 Green Valley Road |
Placerville |
95667 |
530-295-2462 |
El Dorado |
0911 |
Tahoe-Alpine |
1021 Al Tahoe Boulevard |
South Lake Tahoe |
96150-4502 |
530-541-2850 x 1026 |
El Dorado |
0951 |
El Dorado County Charter |
6767 Green Valley Road |
Placerville |
95667-9357 |
530-295-2228 |
El Dorado |
0951 |
El Dorado County Charter |
6767 Green Valley Road |
Placerville |
95667-9357 |
530-295-2453 |
Fresno |
1001 |
Fresno County |
1111 Van Ness Avenue |
Fresno |
93721-2000 |
559-265-3049 |
Fresno |
1011 |
Fresno Unified |
1301 M Street |
Fresno |
93721 |
559-457-3227 (direct) |
Fresno |
1012 |
Clovis Unified |
1680 David E. Cook Way |
Clovis |
93611-0599 |
559-327-9410 |
Fresno |
1012 |
Clovis Unified |
1680 David E. Cook Way |
Clovis |
93611-0599 |
559-327-9410 |
Fresno |
1051 |
Fresno County Charter |
1111 Van Ness Avenue |
Fresno |
93721-2000 |
559-265-3049 |
Glenn |
1100 |
Glenn County |
676 East Walker Street |
Orland |
95963 |
530-934-6575 x 2102 (direct) |
Humboldt |
1200 |
Humboldt-Del Norte |
2822 Harris Street |
Eureka |
95503 |
707-441-2051 |
Imperial |
1300 |
Imperial County |
1398 Sperber Road |
El Centro |
92243 |
760-312-6417 |
Inyo |
1400 |
Inyo County |
166 Grandview Drive |
Bishop |
93514 |
760-873-3262 x 2108 |
Kern |
1501 |
Kern County Consortium |
1300 17th Street |
Bakersfield |
93301-4533 |
661-636-4801 |
Kern |
1511 |
Bakersfield City Elementary |
714 Williams Street |
Bakersfield |
93305-5440 |
661-631-5863 |
Kern |
1512 |
Kern High |
5801 Sundale Avenue |
Bakersfield |
93309 |
661-827-3105 |
Kern |
1513 |
Sierra Sands |
113 West Felspar Avenue |
Ridgecrest |
93555-3520 |
760-499-1703 |
Kern |
1514 |
Panama-Buena Vista Union |
4200 Ashe Road |
Bakersfield |
93313 |
661-831-1906 x 6567 |
Kings |
1600 |
Kings County |
1144 West Lacey Boulevard |
Hanford |
93230 |
559-589-7097 (direct) |
Lake |
1700 |
Lake County |
1152 South Main Street |
Lakeport |
95453 |
707-262-4130 |
Lassen |
1800 |
Lassen County |
472-013 Johnstonville Road North |
Susanville |
96130 |
530-257-2196 x 3011 |
Los Angeles |
1901 |
Los Angeles County Court Schools |
9300 Imperial Highway, ECW 2035 |
Downey |
90242 |
562-401-5737 |
Los Angeles |
1902 |
Downey-Montebello |
9625 Van Ruiten Street, Room K1 |
Bellflower |
90706 |
562-469-6790 |
Los Angeles |
1903 |
East San Gabriel Valley |
1400 Ranger Drive |
Covina |
91722-2055 |
626-966-1679 |
Los Angeles |
1904 |
Mid-Cities |
16703 South Clark Avenue |
Bellflower |
90706 |
562-866-9011 x 2050 |
Los Angeles |
1906 |
Santa Clarita Valley |
26320 Spirit Court |
Santa Clarita |
91350 |
661-259-0033 |
Los Angeles |
1907 |
Southwest |
10322 Condon Avenue |
Lennox |
90304 |
310-680-5770 x 5804 |
Los Angeles |
1908 |
West San Gabriel Valley |
11204 Asher Street |
El Monte |
91731 |
626-262-6257 |
Los Angeles |
1911 |
Antelope Valley |
39139 10th Street, East |
Palmdale |
93550 |
661-274-4136 |
Los Angeles |
1912 |
Foothill |
223 North Jackson Street |
Glendale |
91206 |
818-246-5378 x 1504 |
Los Angeles |
1913 |
Long Beach Unified |
1515 Hughes Way |
Long Beach |
90810-1839 |
562-997-8051 (direct) |
Los Angeles |
1914 |
Los Angeles Unified |
333 S. Beaudry Avenue, 17th Floor |
Los Angeles |
90017 |
213-241-6701 |
Los Angeles |
1914 |
Los Angeles Unified |
333 S. Beaudry Avenue, 17th Floor |
Los Angeles |
90017 |
213-241-6701 |
Los Angeles |
1916 |
Pasadena Unified |
351 South Hudson Avenue, Room 227 |
Pasadena |
91109 |
626-396-3600 x 88605 |
Los Angeles |
1917 |
Tri-City |
4034 Irving Place |
Culver City |
90232 |
310-842-4220 x 4367 |
Los Angeles |
1918 |
Whittier Area Cooperative |
8036 Ocean View Avenue |
Whittier |
90602 |
562-945-6431 x 8236 |
Los Angeles |
1919 |
Pomona Unified |
851 South Hamilton Boulevard |
Pomona |
91766 |
909-397-4648 x 28152 |
Los Angeles |
1920 |
Compton Unified |
417 West Alondra Boulevard |
Compton |
90220 |
310-639-4321 x 46680 |
Los Angeles |
1921 |
ABC Unified |
16700 Norwalk Boulveard |
Cerritos |
90703 |
562-926-5566 x 21155 |
Los Angeles |
1922 |
Norwalk-La Mirada Unified |
12820 Pioneer Boulevard |
Norwalk |
90650 |
562-210-2085 |
Los Angeles |
1923 |
Rowland Unified |
1830 South Nogales Street |
Rowland Heights |
91748 |
626-935-8201 |
Los Angeles |
1924 |
Hacienda La Puente Unified |
15151 Palm Avenue |
Hacienda Heights |
91745 |
626-933-6507 |
Los Angeles |
1951 |
Los Angeles County Charter |
9300 Imperial Highway, ECW2035 |
Downey |
90242 |
562-401-5737 |
Madera |
2000 |
Madera-Mariposa County |
1105 South Madera Avenue |
Madera |
93637 |
559-662-4673 |
Marin |
2100 |
Marin County |
1111 Las Gallinas Avenue |
San Rafael |
94913 |
415-499-5850 |
Mendocino |
2300 |
Mendocino County |
2240 Old River Road |
Ukiah |
95482 |
707-467-5173 |
Merced |
2400 |
Merced County |
632 West 13th Street |
Merced |
95341 |
209-381-6711 |
Modoc |
2500 |
Modoc County |
139 Henderson Street |
Alturas |
96101 |
530-233-7110 |
Mono |
2600 |
Mono County |
451 Sierra Park Road |
Mammoth Lakes |
93546 |
760-934-0031 x 113 |
Monterey |
2700 |
Monterey County |
P.O. Box 80851 |
Salinas |
93912-0851 |
831-755-0342 |
Napa |
2800 |
Napa County |
2121 Imola Avenue |
Napa |
94559 |
707-253-6808 |
Nevada |
2900 |
Nevada County |
380 Crown Point Circle |
Grass Valley |
95945 |
530-478-6400 x 2046 |
Nevada |
2900 |
Nevada County |
380 Crown Point Circle |
Grass Valley |
95945 |
530-478-6400 x 2034 |
Orange |
3001 |
North Orange County |
1021 West Bastanchury Road, Suite 161 |
Fullerton |
92833 |
714-641-5401 (direct) |
Orange |
3002 |
South Orange County |
25631 Peter Hartman Way |
Mission Viejo |
92691 |
949-580-3394 |
Orange |
3011 |
Anaheim City |
1001 South East Street |
Anaheim |
92805-5749 |
714-517-7525 x 4120 |
Orange |
3012 |
Garden Grove Unified |
10331 Stanford Avenue |
Garden Grove |
92840 |
714-663-6233 |
Orange |
3013 |
Greater Anaheim |
7300 La Palma Avenue, Building 6 |
Buena Park |
90620 |
714-796-8963 |
Orange |
3014 |
Irvine Unified |
5050 Barranca Parkway |
Irvine |
92604 |
949-936-5234 |
Orange |
3015 |
Newport-Mesa Unified |
2985 Bear Street |
Costa Mesa |
92626 |
714-424-5059 (direct) |
Orange |
3016 |
Northeast Orange County |
1301 E. Orangethorpe Avenue |
Placentia |
92870 |
714-985-8710 |
Orange |
3017 |
Orange Unified |
1401 North Handy Street |
Orange |
92867 |
714-628-5550 |
Orange |
3018 |
Santa Ana Unified |
1601 East Chestnut Avenue |
Santa Ana |
92701-6322 |
714-558-5832 |
Orange |
3019 |
Tustin Unified |
300 South C Street |
Tustin |
92780 |
714-730-7301 x 336 |
Orange |
3020 |
West Orange County Consortium for Special Education |
5832 Bolsa Avenue |
Huntington Beach |
92649 |
714-903-7000 x 504410 (direct) |
Orange |
3021 |
Capistrano Unified |
33122 Valle Road |
San Juan Capistrano |
92675 |
949-234-9275 |
Placer |
3100 |
Placer County |
360 Nevada Street |
Auburn |
95603 |
530-886-5873 |
Plumas |
3200 |
Plumas County |
50 Church Street |
Quincy |
95971 |
530-283-6500 x 5300 |
Riverside |
3301 |
Riverside County |
2935 Indian Avenue |
Perris |
92571 |
951-490-0375 |
Riverside |
3311 |
Corona-Norco Unified |
2820 Clark Avenue |
Norco |
92860 |
951-736-5090 |
Riverside |
3312 |
Riverside Unified |
5700 Arlington Avenue |
Riverside |
92504 |
951-352-1200 x 83503 |
Riverside |
3313 |
Moreno Valley Unified |
25634 Alessandro Boulevard |
Moreno Valley |
92553 |
951-571-7500 x 17282 |
Riverside |
3314 |
Temecula Valley Unified |
31350 Rancho Vista Road |
Temecula |
92592 |
951-506-7086 |
Sacramento |
3401 |
Sacramento County |
P.O. Box 269003 |
Sacramento |
95826 |
916-228-2447 |
Sacramento |
3411 |
Elk Grove Unified |
9510 Elk Grove-Florin Road |
Elk Grove |
95624-1801 |
916-686-7780 |
Sacramento |
3412 |
Sacramento City Unified |
5735 47th Avenue |
Sacramento |
95824 |
916-643-9163 |
Sacramento |
3413 |
San Juan Unified |
3738 Walnut Avenue |
Carmichael |
95608 |
916-971-7953 |
Sacramento |
3414 |
Folsom-Cordova Unified |
1965 Birkmont Drive |
Rancho Cordova |
95742 |
916-294-9007 x 102410 |
Sacramento |
3415 |
Twin Rivers Unified |
3222 Winona Way |
North Highlands |
95660 |
916-566-1617 x 33303 |
Sacramento |
3416 |
Natomas Unified |
1901 Arena Boulevard |
Sacramento |
95834 |
916-567-5434 |
San Benito |
3500 |
San Benito County |
460 Fifth Street |
Hollister |
95023 |
831-637-5393 x 112 |
San Bernardino |
3601 |
Desert/Mountain |
17800 Highway 18 |
Apple Valley |
92307-1221 |
760-955-3555 |
San Bernardino |
3602 |
East Valley Consortium |
670 E. Carnegie Drive |
San Bernardino |
92408 |
909-252-4507 |
San Bernardino |
3603 |
West End |
8265 Aspen Avenue, Suite 200 |
Rancho Cucamonga |
91730 |
909-476-6131 |
San Bernardino |
3611 |
Morongo Unified |
5715 Utah Trail |
Twentynine Palms |
92277 |
760-367-9191 x 4230 |
San Bernardino |
3612 |
San Bernardino City Unified |
1535 W. Highland Avenue |
San Bernardino |
92411 |
909-880-6863 |
San Bernardino |
3613 |
Fontana Unified |
9680 Citrus Avenue, #33 |
Fontana |
92335 |
909-357-7600 x 29378 |
San Bernardino |
3614 |
Ontario-Montclair |
950 West D Street |
Ontario |
91762 |
909-418-6577 |
San Bernardino |
3651 |
Desert/Mountain Charter |
17800 Highway 18 |
Apple Valley |
92307 |
760-955-3556 |
San Diego |
3701 |
East County |
924 East Main Street |
El Cajon |
92021 |
619-590-3920 (direct) 858-298-2117 (cell) |
San Diego |
3702 |
North Coastal Consortium for Special Education |
255 Pico Avenue, Suite 101/Room 22 |
San Marcos |
92069 |
760-307-1486 |
San Diego |
3702 |
North Coastal Consortium for Special Education |
255 Pico Avenue, Suite 101/Room 22 |
San Marcos |
92069 |
760-761-5111 (direct) |
San Diego |
3703 |
North Inland |
1710 Montecito Road |
Ramona |
92065 |
760-788-4671 |
San Diego |
3704 |
South County |
800 National City Boulevard, Suite 202 |
National City |
91950 |
619-470-5224 |
San Diego |
3711 |
Poway Unified |
15250 Avenue of Science |
San Diego |
92128 |
858-521-2822 |
San Diego |
3712 |
San Diego Unified |
4100 Normal Street, Annex 6a |
San Diego |
92103 |
619-725-7389 (direct) |
San Francisco |
3800 |
San Francisco Unified |
3045 Santiago Street |
San Francisco |
94116 |
415-759-2240 |
San Joaquin |
3901 |
San Joaquin County |
P.O. Box 213030 |
Stockton |
95213-9030 |
209-468-4925 |
San Joaquin |
3911 |
Lodi Area |
1305 East Vine Street |
Lodi |
95240 |
209-331-7062 |
San Joaquin |
3912 |
Stockton City Unified |
1541 East March Lane |
Stockton |
95210 |
209-933-7484 x 7125 |
San Luis Obispo |
4000 |
San Luis Obispo County |
8005 Morro Road |
Atascadero |
93422 |
805-782-7329 |
San Mateo |
4100 |
San Mateo County |
101 Twin Dolphin Drive |
Redwood City |
94065-1064 |
650-802-5465 |
Santa Barbara |
4200 |
Santa Barbara County |
5385 Hollister Avenue, Box 107 |
Santa Barbara |
93111 |
805-683-1424 |
Santa Clara |
4301 |
Santa Clara Area 1 |
1290 Ridder Park Drive - MC 277 |
San Jose |
95131-2398 |
408-453-6566 |
Santa Clara |
4302 |
Santa Clara Area 2 |
1290 Ridder Park Drive - MC 277 |
San Jose |
95131-2398 |
408-453-6566 |
Santa Clara |
4303 |
Santa Clara Area 3 |
1290 Ridder Park Drive - MC 277 |
San Jose |
95131-2398 |
408-453-6566 |
Santa Clara |
4304 |
Santa Clara Area 4 |
1290 Ridder Park Drive - MC 277 |
San Jose |
95131-2398 |
408-453-6566 |
Santa Clara |
4307 |
Santa Clara Area 7 |
1290 Ridder Park Drive - MC 277 |
San Jose |
95131-2398 |
408-453-6566 |
Santa Clara |
4311 |
South East Consortium |
3434 Marten Avenue |
San Jose |
95148 |
408-223-3776 |
Santa Cruz |
4401 |
North Santa Cruz County |
400 Encinal Street |
Santa Cruz |
95060-2115 |
831-466-5701 |
Santa Cruz |
4411 |
Pajaro Valley Joint Unified |
294 Green Valley Road |
Watsonville |
95076 |
831-786-2130 |
Shasta |
4500 |
Shasta County |
1524 Magnolia Avenue |
Redding |
96001-1513 |
530-225-0100 |
Sierra |
4600 |
Sierra County |
109 Beckwith Road |
Loyalton |
96118 |
530-993-1660 x 170 |
Siskiyou |
4700 |
Siskiyou County |
609 South Gold Street |
Yreka |
96097 |
530-842-8441 |
Solano |
4801 |
Solano County |
5100 Business Center Drive |
Fairfield |
94534 |
707-399-4461 |
Solano |
4811 |
Vallejo City Unified |
665 Walnut Avenue |
Vallejo |
94592 |
707-556-8921 x 50158 |
Sonoma |
4900 |
Sonoma County |
5860 Labath Avenue |
Rohnert Park |
94928 |
707-524-2752 |
Sonoma |
4951 |
Sonoma County Charter |
5860 Labath Avenue |
Rohnert Park |
94928 |
707-524-2752 |
Stanislaus |
5001 |
Stanislaus County |
1325 Celeste Drive |
Modesto |
95354 |
209-238-6552 |
Stanislaus |
5011 |
Modesto City Schools |
426 Locust Street |
Modesto |
95351 |
209-492-1789 |
Stanislaus |
5011 |
Modesto City Schools |
426 Locust Street |
Modesto |
95351 |
209-492-1789 |
Sutter |
5100 |
Sutter County |
970 Klamath Lane |
Yuba City |
95993 |
530-822-2910 |
Tehama |
5200 |
Tehama County |
900 Palm Street |
Red Bluff |
96080 |
530-527-8614 |
Trinity |
5300 |
Trinity County |
P.O. Box 1256 |
Weaverville |
96093 |
530-623-2861 |
Tulare |
5400 |
Tulare County |
P.O. Box 5091 |
Visalia |
93278-5091 |
559-730-2910 x 5120 |
Tuolumne |
5500 |
Tuolumne County |
175 Fairview Lane |
Sonora |
95370-4859 |
209-536-2087 |
Ventura |
5600 |
Ventura County |
5100 Adolfo Road |
Camarillo |
93012 |
805-437-1561 (direct) |
Yolo |
5700 |
Yolo County |
1280 Santa Anita Court, Suite 150 |
Woodland |
95776 |
530-668-3787 |
Sacramento |
5800 |
Yuba County |
935 14th Street |
Marysville |
95901-4198 |
530-749-4873 |
Sacramento |
7100 |
California State Special Schools |
1430 N Street, Suite 1201 |
Sacramento |
95814 |
916-327-3860 |
Sacramento |
7200 |
CDCR-Division of Juvenile Justice |
P.O. Box 588500 |
Elk Grove |
95758 |
916-683-7756 (direct) |
Sacramento |
7300 |
CA Department of Developmental Services |
1600 9th Street, Room 340, MS 3-17 |
Sacramento |
95814 |
916-653-4109 (direct) |
