Or. Admin. R. 581-015-2545 - Administration of Regional Programs
(1)
The Superintendent may provide services to eligible children on a regional
basis to the extent possible with funds allocated for this purpose:
(a) The Superintendent determines the number
of regions and their boundaries;
(b) The Superintendent selects a local school
district, education service district, and/or county school district to serve as
the Administrative Unit in each region;
(c) The Superintendent may designate a
Department employee to give general coordination to regional
programs;
(d) The Superintendent
may appoint an advisory committee to provide policy direction for regional
programs. This committee reports to the State Board of Education through the
regional program coordinator.
(2) The Administrative Unit provides general
management to the regional program by:
(a)
Preparing a regional plan that will include administrative structure, provision
of direct and consultation services to eligible children, their families and
staff, inservice activities, supervision of instruction, subcontracting and
budget;
(b) Serving as fiscal agent
for the region including arrangement of subcontracts; preparation of budgets
for the receipt of local, state, and federal funds; provision of reports
regarding child data, progress, and services; and the management of all fiscal
functions including but not limited to, business services;
(c) Selecting, hiring, and directing regional
employees using funds granted for that purpose and making employee benefits
consistent with other district employees;
(d) Appointing a regional coordinator who
will give general direction to the regional program and act as liaison to the
Department; and
(e) Appointing a
Regional Advisory Council to provide advice to the Administrative unit on
program and policy direction.
(3) The Regional Advisory Council consists of
seven to eleven members representing each county in the region. At least one
person must represent each of the following categories:
(a) Superintendent of an education service
district or local school district;
(b) Special education supervisor or teacher
of an education service district or local school district;
(c) Individual who supervises or provides
early intervention or early childhood special education services;
(d) Director on board of an education service
district or local school district;
(e) Individual with a disability or parent of
an eligible child.
(f) Regular
education teacher or building administrator.
(4) The Administrative Unit governing board
will request names from each education service district, school district,
county school district, and early intervention and early childhood special
education program in the area served by the regional program and make
appointments to the council.
Notes
Stat. Auth.: ORS 343.236
Stats. Implemented: ORS 343.236
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