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BCSD pushes first day to Aug. 17, outlines next steps for opening schools | News Break
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Bakersfield City School District students and teachers will be logging onto the first day of school a bit later than anticipated. The <a class="hi-kw" href="/channels/board-of-trustees">board of trustees</a> during its Tuesday meeting approved pushing the 2020-21 <a class="hi-kw" href="/channels/sch...Paso Robles Unified is looking at a different model for their Special Ed students. How do you feel about this approach?
Local educators call for safe, in-person services for students with special needs
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While the school year will start with distance learning across the Central Coast, some educators are pushing for in-person instruction for students with special needs.New Autism Society of California webinar
Wed, Aug 12th 2-3:15pm
Back to school is approaching, and many are still confused about how their student can receive an educational benefit through online learning, how IEP goals will be met, how services will be delivered to ensure their student can receive an education.
Come hear the latest in what state and federal guidance means and your rights from Attorney Mark Woodsmall, founder of Woodsmall Law Group.
Free! Spanish interpretation provided.
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Attention Parents: If you’re looking for childcare as we transition to the new school year, MyChildCare.ca.gov provides information on all licensed center-based and family childcare homes in Kern County. Just click in and enter your zip code for the centers with availability near you. It is updated twice weekly and includes both private-pay and subsidized childcare. For more information about local daycare options and questions about childcare subsidies, please call Community Connection for Childcare, at 661-861-5200, M-F, 7:30 am to 5 pm, or visit kernchildcare.org.
School districts across Kern County are finalizing plans to offer their Distance Learning programs to start the 2020-21 school year, per the state's latest requirements. Districts will communicate their plans directly with families through their normal communication channels. Here is a snapshot of California's Distance Learning standards and what students/parents can expect when schools resume.