Surrogate Parent Training  
A Surrogate Parent is an individual appointed to represent a student in all matters relating to the identification, evaluation, educational placement and provision of a Free Appropriate Education. A Surrogate Parent can be appointed by a local School District when a parent’s whereabouts are unknown, they cannot be located, the child is a ward of the state, or is an unaccompanied homeless youth.
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CONTENT
Attendees at the training will learn:
- Qualifications of a Surrogate Parent
- Federal and State laws that safeguard the rights of children with disabilities
and their parents
- Information about Special Education including the Individualized Education
Program (IEP)
- Roles, rights, and responsibilities of Surrogate Parents for Educational
Rights
LOGISTICS
Information:
If interested in the Parent Surrogate Training please contact Ashley Orozco via telephone at (626) 943-3435 or via email at orozco_ashley@ausd.us

AUDIENCE:  Current or prospective Surrogate Parents

PRESENTER:  Ashley Orozco
         WSGV SELPA Program Specialist

COST: Free!

REGISTRATION FORM
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